Hummer eBike

The powerful battery beast we know as the GMC Hummer EV has been transformed into a two-wheel version thanks to a collaboration between eBike manufacturer Recon Power Bikes and General Motors. The new GMC HUMMER EV eBike features a pair of Bafang hub motors to provide all-wheel drive, and gives users access to three riding modes: rear-wheel drive, front-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive. Equipped with a 48-V LG lithium battery pack, the mighty eBike offers between 40 and 50 miles (64 and 80 km) of range in RWD Cruise mode. Top speed is between 20 and 30 miles per hour, depending on mode and conditions. It also includes a pair of four-piston hydraulic disc brakes, five pedal-assist levels, a thrumb-throttle, and fat bike tires that give it traction across a range of conditions.

BIKE DESIGN PROJECT | BY OREGON MANIFEST

The Bike Design Project by Oregon Manifest challenges five teams from five cycling-centric cities in the US to design the ultimate urban utility bike. Each team is composed of one high-level design firm and one American bicycle crafter, and they are asked "who can make the most innovative utility bike?” teams are required to build a fully functional prototype and at the end of the development period, cycling enthusiasts are invited to vote on wh...
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STROKE CARGO TRIKE

As e-bikes continue to grow in popularity, strong sales are encouraging designers to branch out with ever more specific-use designs that excel at certain tasks. The Stroke Cargo Trike by Japanese design company Envision, is a nice option should you be on the market for something more than a simple e-bike for commuting. The Stroke has a minimal footprint and is no wider than the handlebars of a conventional bicycle, and unlike many other cargo bikes with attached sto...
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GEEKHOUSE WOODVILLE TOURING BIKE

John "Probably" Watson is the author of the popular bike culture blog "Prolly is Not Probably", he takes is adventure cycling very seriously. This is his ride, built to order by Boston’s Geekhouse Bikes. You can also make this machine your own at Geekhouse Bikes, you can build on the Woodville Touring frame choosing near limitless options, from mounts fenders, racks, water bottles, braking options... You can follow John´s ...
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