It is reported that the first batch of 640 public bicycles has been delivered to Ma'anshan from the equipment supplier and is currently undergoing installation and debugging at the maintenance site.
Both the design of their appearance and their functionality are highly user-friendly. On the afternoon of March 31, reporters witnessed the "stunning look" of the public bicycles firsthand at the maintenance site.
The bicycle bodies are painted in a light green color, with the words “Ma’anshan Public Bicycle” printed on both sides of the front frame, and “Low-Carbon Life, Green Travel” on the outer cover of the rear wheel. The public bicycles in Ma’anshan have been nicknamed “green and fresh” by netizens. That afternoon, reporters also took a test ride at the maintenance site and found the experience truly pleasant.
The bike frames are equipped with electronic chips that can record the rental and usage status of each bicycle, and transmit information to the central server in real time via terminal services.
The public bicycles are lightweight models made of aluminum alloy, so light that reporters could easily lift one with just one hand.
The bike frames are streamlined and curve downward, making them very convenient to ride.
The tires are tubeless inner tubes with high elasticity and wear resistance, so riders don’t need to worry about flats caused by malfunctions on the road.
The bike stands have two feet, making them stable and unlikely to fall over when parked.
The seats are adjustable and the parts are non-standard, which adds a theft-proof feature.
A small aluminum frame is attached to the handlebar for holding small items, combining practicality with style.