TK-1 IS AN INNOVATIVE COMPANY

TK-1 is looking to revolutionise the mobility industry through a green, eco-friendly engineering concept, providing affordable e-bike technology for all across the globe.
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True innovation, backed by patents

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Globally compatible

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Affordable

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Gentle on our environment

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TK-1

TK-1 was a journey that started in 2019 which then led to making a global innovation backed by multiple patents!

As with every journey, TK-1 started on a blank canvas, looking for an innovative solution for the bike industry. Aiming to hit 4 goals:

  • True innovation, backed by patents
  • Globally compatible
  • Affordable
  • Gentle on our environment

Through various iterations, a successfully made prototype was developed. The first public testing was no one other than Simon Calder (Travel Editor for The Independent) in September 2020, where Simon travelled over 60 miles, capturing the sights of London! TK-1 didn’t stop there, and neither did the team. Hitting another milestone in December 2020, TK-1 was tested and proven internationally. The TK-1 kit was packed up and taken on the flight in hand luggage and flown to Dubai. A standard bicycle was purchased from Dragon Mart, and without the need for any specialist tools or changing the structure of the bike, it was successfully converted into a mid-drive e-bike!

The team at TK-1 felt compelled to act when they saw the e-bike industry making technology unaffordable to the masses and not addressing the problem globally, which is 2 billion bikes exist, but if someone wants to have an electric bike – what do they do? Throw it away? Have two? These were the questions that needed to be addressed. A more alarming statement: 15 million cycles end up in landfills, and each one takes 31 years to degrade.

Then came the global pandemic and the bike boom, over a 300-day delay to purchase bikes, including e-bikes! Indeed, this was adding to the problem? With a huge push to reduce carbon footprint, getting people onto bikes and e-bikes is a fantastic initiative, but what about the carbon emissions during the manufacturing of these bikes?

Manufactured using green processes and not reliant on the supply chain, TK-1 is the solution. A compact, sleek and portable kit that transforms any bicycle globally into an e-bike.

Welcome to the journey, riding into the future of innovation with TK-1.

Pictured Hafiz Ali (Left) , Bobby Singh (Centre), and City Mayor Adam Clarke FRSA  (Right)

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LANDFILL ISSUE

Did you know 15 million cycles are discarded each year in landfills, with each one taking 30 years to degrade? With deployed predicting 300million e-bikes in circulation by 2023, are we contributing to this issue?

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ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

Climate change is expected to cost $1.7 trillion by 2025, $30 trillion by 2075! It is also causing drastic climate changes from extreme weather to respiratory diseases in the air. India alone was linked to 1.67 million deaths in 2019 due to pollution.

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TRANSPORTATION ISSUE

Transportation is the 3rd largest source of global carbon emissions. Ebikes emit 1.6-5G of Co2 per mile compared to 400g to cars. So, with 2bn bikes in circulation globally, we can protect the world for future generations to come.

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