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This Japanese Motorbike Can Be Folded And Kept Under Office Desk, Goes 50-km On Full Charge
Japanese bike maker ICOMA unveils a foldable electric motorcycle called ‘Tatamel Bike’.
The electric bike can be folded to fit into small spaces for convenient storage.
It has an estimated top speed of 40km/h and can cruise for around 50km on a single charge.

Japanese bike manufacturer ICOMA has unveiled a foldable electric motorcycle called ‘Tatamel Bike’, which can be folded to fit into small spaces for convenient storage.
Ideal for getting around the city or commuting to work, the mini motorbike can be folded down into a small enough size that it can be stored under a standard office desk, meaning you don’t need to worry about parking ever again.
When ready to ride, the motorcycle measures 1230mm long, 1000mm tall, and 650mm wide.

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Once folded back down in its storage state, tatamel bike measures just 700mm long, 680mm tall, and 260mm wide.
The moped, powered by a lithium iron phosphate battery, has an estimated top speed of 40km/h and can cruise for around 50km on a single charge.

The motorcycle also boasts a portable power supply so it can be used as a power source.
ICOMA says the body can also be customized. The side panels can be replaced with your preferred colors and materials, and you can add illustrations or attach signage to express your own personality.
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