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    The Cheata Bikes Automatic Motor Bicycle - Patrol Edition

    Sept. 10, 2018
    Related To: Cheata Bikes
    Cheata Bikes
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    The Cheata Bikes “Patrol Edition” is a trendsetting fully automatic motor bicycle that pairs retro design with modern technology and provide a unique and innovative way to engage and patrol your community.

    These street legal motor bicycles are equipped with high quality 49cc / 4 Stroke engines and reach speeds up to 30 MPH and get 150 MPG.

    Standard Equipment & Features:

    • Red/Blue flashing headlight & Taillight
    • Two-Tone Siren
    • Bike Rack
    • Trunk Bag w/decals
    • Front & Rear Disc Brakes
    • Seat Post Shock Absorber
    • Trip Computer (Speed/Odometer)
    • Adjustable Mirrors

    Cheata Bikes are a valuable tool that helps police and security personnel interact with the community, maneuver in/through crowds and be highly visible when patrolling neighborhoods and parks. 

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