MCN VERDICT

MARTIN FITZ-GIBBONS

‘It's proudly provocative’ In many ways this is the antithesis of everything traditional-minded riders are used to. Unlike Maeving's RM1S or Royal Enfield's Flying Flea, Naxeon haven't felt the need to disguise their electric powertrain behind familiar retro styling. Instead, the design reflects how proudly and provocatively different it is, unhindered by the inertia of convention. It feels like a tech company woke up one morning and decided to build a motorcycle, even though they'd never ridden one before. After spending a week with the IAM Pro it's clear that while some of its features would benefit from extra development, the speed, range and size are all well-suited to urban riding. It's not perfect and it's definitely not for everyone, but if you want a bold way of getting around…

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MCN (Digital) - 1 Issue, 3 January 2025

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