Bounce Infinity E1

Bounce Infinity E1 Detailed Review

• Infinity E1 Looks And Design 8 /10

  In terms of design, it is a pretty conventional-looking scooter with some retro touches. The LED headlamp is surrounded by circular DRLs. The scooter also has flush folding footrest which is a neat touch but its fit-and-finish could have certainly been better. The paint and the switchgear quality, the panel gaps all leave much of a bold look. The scooter doesn’t feature a side stand. The instrument cluster gets an LCD unit, not the big screen that is seen. There are a few hooks to hang your shopping bag but the floorboard is not the most interesting thing.

  Summary

  The design is basic and does not give a sporty look.

• Infinity E1 Dimensions 7 /10

  The battery is mounted in the trunk so, there is not a lot of storage space which is about 12 litres. It runs on 12-inch alloy wheels. The length of the scooter is 1800mm, width 780mm, height1150mm, curb weight 94kg, ground clearance 155mm, saddle height 780 and wheelbase 1265. The front brake diameter is up to 230mm and the rear brake diameter is 203mm.

  Summary

  the Front:-90/90-12 Rear:-120/70-12 makes it smooth to ride.

• Infinity E1 Engine Performance & Mileage 8 /10

  The scooter in general is tech specs and has got a hub motor at the back that makes 83-newton meters of torque which is good for a top speed of about 65 kilometres per hour in power mode, it is also claimed that bounce can do 0-40 in about eight seconds, it is not the quickest but is suitable for regular traffic. The motors have a nominal output of 1.5 kilowatts and a peak output of 2.2 kilowatts. Its range is 85km/ charge with an automatic transmission.

  Summary

  The mileage is rather good for a busy road.

• Infinity E1 Tyres Brakes & Features 8 /10

  In terms of features, Bounce Infinity comes with a telescopic fork at the front and LED indicators and even the tail light which is also LED. It also has Bluetooth connectivity and other features like geofencing that locates your scooter. In terms of switchgear, there is a reverse gear but is also cruise control as an important element. On the right side, it's got the power mode switch, an eco-switch that limits the top speed of the scooter but does give you more range. The scooter also comes with drag mode which is meant to move the scooter when the tires are punctured and not only walk with the scooter but also move it under its power. The aria-certified range for this scooter is 85 km but in power mode, it might come down to maybe about 55 kilometres making eco mode about 60 kilometres.

  Summary

  Bounce Infinity has features like Bluetooth and geofencing which adds to mileage.