Anyland Rev Pro e-motos have this one weird trick…auto wheelies! — SkimNews
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- Anyland launched the Rev Pro at $1,399 (discounted from $1,799 MSRP, some colorways at $1,299), a mini e-moto whose headlining trick is factory-integrated auto-wheelie assist
- The Rev Pro's WELIXON™ Wheelie-Assist Control System, co-designed with aftermarket controller maker Moxin, uses an IMU to monitor pitch and modulate throttle at three preset angles (25°, 35°, 45°) to prevent loop-outs
- Rev Pro specs include a 3,000W peak mid-drive motor, 48V 22.5Ah (1,080 Wh) battery, 34 mph top speed (with 12 and 22 mph limited modes), 116 lb weight, hydraulic discs, inverted fork, and claimed range up to 48 miles
- Moxin controllers typically run ~$1,000 as aftermarket add-ons for the Sur Ron wheelie crowd, per the source, so factory integration on a $1,399 complete bike is positioned as the price-defining angle
- Electrek's reviewer's 14-year-old and a BMX-experienced friend picked up 25° wheelies quickly, moved to 35° within about 10 minutes, and have since carried the skill over to other e-bikes with far fewer crashes
- Extras beyond the wheelie system include a 4.5A fast charger (roughly twice the speed of the typical 2A units), IPX5 water resistance, and a red-and-blue police-style flashing headlight the author calls a party trick
- Anyland also sells a Rev 01 at $899 with the same motor, battery, and top speed, but without the wheelie controller or fast charger — giving buyers a lower-priced off-ramp if they don't care about the party trick
Why it matters: By putting $1,000-worth of Moxin's anti-loopout controller tech into a $1,399 complete bike, Anyland undercuts the aftermarket retrofit path for Sur Ron-style wheelie learners — beginners and teens get a crash-compressing training tool at a fraction of what a standalone Moxin install costs.
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