Etricks Evolution R01

The all-terrain eTricks Evolution R01 will add some fun to your daily commuting, it is also great for the leisure and sporty trips in the weekend. The street legal moped/bicycle fusion, can be used with pedals, or with foot pegs if you want to let the 2,500 W electric engine take over and do the work for you. The R01 has a range of 25 miles and can reach a top speed of almost 30mph. Equipped with a maintenance free belt drive, powerful motor, brakes and hydraulic suspension, the Evolution R01 is the perfect machine for the new generation of freeriders. watch the video

GARMIN VARIA VUE HEADLIGHT CAMERA

The Garmin Varia Vue Headlight Camera is a game-changer for cyclists who want safety, visibility, and peace of mind all in one sleek device. This compact powerhouse records in sharp 4K resolution, capturing every moment of your ridea€”automatically saving footage before, during, and after incidents. It is not just a camera. With a headlight that blasts up to 600 lumens, it keeps the road lit and your presence known. Paired with a Garmin Edge cycling computer,...
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KIFFY FOLDING TRICYCLE

The Kiffy Urban Tricycle is a collaboration by French designer Patrick Jouffret of design studio agency 360, and Norbert Peytour of NPinnovation. The innovative folding tricycle can be separated with ease into two completely independent sections, and the front section can be used to easily transport shopping or any other cargo. A wide range of solutions are available for customising your KIFFY, such as the color of the front plate, the frame, and various accessories...
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Harley-Davidson Serial 1 eBicycles

Harley-Davidson has launched a new ride, but it is not a motorbike. The Serial 1 line will launch with four distinct models: the Mosh/Cty and the Rush/Cty in three variants called the Regular, Speed, and Step-Thru. All are pedal-assist city bikes with mid-drive motors, integrated batteries, and a design that is unmistakably Harley-Davidson. Each comes with a motor capable of generating 250W of continuous power and hitting top speeds of 20mph (or or 28 mph on the Rus...
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