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This blog loves its electric bikes, and one that is proving popular is from the brand, Earth.
The delightful named, fat folding 20×4 inch electric bike features an aluminium frame, Shimano gears, hydraulic brakes and of course comes in a range of colours.
This bike will get you to where you want to go in no time.
As a fan of electric bikes, this bureau is always on the look out of the latest and greatest in the format.
The latest one found is the Serial 1 from none other than Harley Davidson.
The frame is a welded hydroformed aluminium and weighs a hefty 26 kg with a range of 55+ kms depending how hard the rider pushes it. Coming in three sizes, it has a top speed of around 30-35 kph.
Expect to see them late in 2021.
In re-emerging cities with restricted public transport, traffic is going to become a problem as additional traffic hits the roads.
The solution? Electric bikes.
Volition is one of many electric bicycles providers who are perfectly positioned for solving the looming transport problem.
A popular model is the ST with its solid balance between performance and value.
However this bureau’s favourite is the CR.
It’s too much fun.
Continuing yesterday retro theme, the bureau agains looks to the past to head to the future. This time it’s electric assist bicycles.
Meet the Avonics VM: A hand built vehicle with a chromium-molybdenum steel frame featuring an ergonomic saddle inspired by vintage motorcycles.
The box near the crank arms houses the battery, immobiliser and other electrical components.
With a top speed in the vicinity of 58 kph and a range of 120 km, this ride will get you to your destination while surely turning heads as well.
See more of its story at MAD Gallery.
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