
Re-designing Whyte's flagship eMTB platform
Kado was an 18-month project to redevelop Whyte's E160 - a platform that had performed strongly against major competitors - around Bosch's new CX drive unit and battery package. The aim was to modernise the platform with a much greater focus on industrial design and drive system integration, building on the design language established on Elyte, developing a single, modular platform capable of taking both carbon and alloy frame parts.
Please see the link below to find out more at Whyte Bikes.
Re-designing Whyte's flagship eMTB platform
Kado was an 18-month project to redevelop Whyte's E160 - a platform that had performed strongly against major competitors - around Bosch's new CX drive unit and battery package. The aim was to modernise the platform with a much greater focus on industrial design and drive system integration, building on the design language established on Elyte, developing a single, modular platform capable of taking both carbon and alloy frame parts.
Please see the link below to find out more at Whyte Bikes.
Re-designing Whyte's flagship eMTB platform
Kado was an 18-month project to redevelop Whyte's E160 - a platform that had performed strongly against major competitors - around Bosch's new CX drive unit and battery package. The aim was to modernise the platform with a much greater focus on industrial design and drive system integration, building on the design language established on Elyte, developing a single, modular platform capable of taking both carbon and alloy frame parts.
Please see the link below to find out more at Whyte Bikes.
Re-designing Whyte's flagship eMTB platform
Kado was an 18-month project to redevelop Whyte's E160 - a platform that had performed strongly against major competitors - around Bosch's new CX drive unit and battery package. The aim was to modernise the platform with a much greater focus on industrial design and drive system integration, building on the design language established on Elyte, developing a single, modular platform capable of taking both carbon and alloy frame parts.
Please see the link below to find out more at Whyte Bikes.







