LeEco Super Bike With an Android Touchscreen

LeEco Smart Road Bike, 2017, key features

• Toray T700 carbon fiber frame, fork, seat post, handlebar and wheels
• 11-speed one-by drivetrain
• Single chain ring up front and a wide-range cassette in back
• Lightweight brake set with dual-pivot technology
• Android™ powered BikeOS system with 4-inch touchscreen
• Quad-core Snapdragon™410 processor
• 6000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Turn-by-turn navigation tailored for bicycle riding from HERE Maps
• Online and offline music playback
• Walkie-talkie communication with other nearby compatible LeEco smart bikes
• On-board GPS/GLONASS, compass, accelerometer, barometer, light level, wheel speed and crank speed sensors
• Compatibility with third-party ANT+ heart rate and power sensors
• On-board lighting (front/sides), horn and security alarm
• Components water resistant to level IP54
• 18.5 pounds

LeEco has dubbed its new bicycle the “world’s first super bike” and whether that’s true or not doesn’t matter because it’s interesting nonetheless.

Generally known for its electronics such as smartphones and televisions, LeEco just announced its US business aimed at competing in the United States marker. Obviously, LeEco believes the super bike will help its chances.

The super bike, which is essentially an Android-powered smart bike, has a number of neat features including:

• Fingerprint scanner
• Onboard lighting
• 30 speed shift
• Built-in alarm
• Location tracker
• Android-powered 4-inch touchscreen
• GPS voice navigation
• Music player
• Bike security tracker
• Bike-to-bike voice communication

At the moment, it is unknown when the bike will go on sale and for what price, but LeEco has confirmed that it will definitely be hitting streets in the US sooner rather than later.

It also has built in lights, a speaker, a camera and even a lock. Tap a button on the handle and it will blink to show the direction you’re turning. You will also find buttons in the handlebar for controlling music on the built-in phone.