The Kalk INK& is an electric cross motorcycle by electric moped manufacturer CAKE from Sweden. The company is derived from the passion for gravity sports and is dedicated to the category light electric off-Road Motorbikes (L.E.Os.).
The name Kalk is derived from kalksten, the limestone bedrock of the Swedish island of Gotland, where CAKEโs test grounds are located.
The Kalk INK& is a lower cost variant of the popular Kalk& that is designed for freeride style driving. The Kalk INK& is street legal.
Kalk INK is based on the technology developed for the performance-oriented Kalk OR, featuring the same powerful drivetrain, battery, and robust 6061 aluminum frame/swingarm. Just like Kalk OR, Kalk INK is also strongly influenced by downhill and enduro mountain bikes, in both its ride feel as well as its handling characteristics. While the Kalk OR is designed as a feather-light, precision-oriented motorbike delivering uncompromised off-road performance, the Kalk INK is purpose-built for silent and uncomplicated free-riding through the backcountry and beyond.
The Kalk INK has a 11,000 watt electric motor with 280 Nm torque. The top speed is dependent on the gear configuration and is + 62.1 mph.
The moped has a 50 Ah Lithium battery for a range of 51.6 miles. The battery is of the same type as the batteries in the Tesla Model S. The battery is suitable for use in cold and hot environments (-20ยฐC to 55ยฐC).
The moped is available in any color.
The moped can be ordered online and is shipped worldwide.
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