The Weaver++ is Dat Bike’s flagship — the brand calls it the most complete bike in its history. All figures below are Dat Bike’s official published data.
Official specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Motor | mid-motor (central drive) |
| Acceleration | 33 percent higher than the Weaver 200 |
| Top speed | 90 km/h |
| Range | 200 km per charge |
| Fast charging | 100 km from 20 minutes at Dat Charge stations |
| Waterproofing | IP67 |
| Features | monoshock suspension, tubeless tyres on alloy wheels, new-generation screen, app control, chainring customisation of speed and acceleration |
| Licence | A1-class electric motorcycle |
What stands out
The charging story is the headline: 100 km of range in 20 minutes at a Dat Charge station — approaching petrol-stop times on long trips. The mid-motor layout with engineered heat dissipation supports sustained hard riding, and the 33 percent acceleration gain over the Weaver 200 makes itself felt at every arterial launch.
IP67 is a serious water rating — rated for temporary immersion, comfortable in Hanoi’s flood-prone streets (though flood riding still deserves caution). Tubeless tyres on alloy wheels are a practicality win over spoke-and-tube set-ups. The adjustable chainring lets riders tune speed and acceleration limits to their own risk tolerance — a genuinely unusual feature.
Trade-offs
It remains a fixed-battery motorcycle: A1 licence required, hours to charge at home, no swapping. Expect premium pricing over the Weaver 200; confirm current pricing with Dat Bike, as we publish only verified figures.
Who it suits
A1 licence holders who ride hard or far: fast-charge network users, weekend-distance riders, and commuters who want headroom. If the budget or the riding is tamer, the Weaver 200 comparison is worth a read first.