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Icon E-flyer Electric Bike

Icon is a Californian builder known for their custom jeeps and trucks. Recentlly the brand has expanded its focus, and this week has presented a very cool electric bike. The ICON E-Flyer is inspired by the board racers of the World War I era, each is handmade and is equipped with a 3,500 watt Brushless DC Hub-Motor giving it a top speed of 35mph, and a 52v Li-NMC battery pack, good for up to 35 miles of sustained propulsion on a single charge. Limited to only 50 pieces. via




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Cowboy 3 E-Bike

Cowboy have upgraded their popular e-bike with a carbon belt and puncture-resistant tires. The Cowboy 3 Electric Bicycle features a stealthy look and an array of mighty impressive design features that will make your travel commute a breeze. The sleek and powerful e-bike is equipped with a new carbon belt, a removable key-secured battery built seamlessly into the frame, integrated lights, a rear light that flashes when you slow your speed, hydraulic disc brakes, and ...
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Porsche eBike

Porsche has introduced two new eBikes inspired by their high-performance EV, the Taycan Cross Turismo. Two models are available, the on-road Sport and the offroad Cross. Both of which feature full-suspension carbon-fiber frame and Magura brakes. The eBike Sport is designed for everyday use, and features a compact Shimano EP8 motor, powering it to speeds of up to 15 MPH, and a Magura USD fork and Fox rear shock. The eBike Cross is built for the trail and features hea...
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PAUL BUDNITZ BICYCLES

Founder of Kidrobot (brand of clothing and accessories) Paul Budnitz has launched his own bicycle brand, named Paul Budnitz Bicycles. With a retro style, titanium frames, disc brakes and other top components, the two models available, Nº1 (Cruiser) and Nº2 (Mountain Bike) weigh only 3.3 lbs (without parts). The bikes feature gates carbon belts instead of gears and chains. via Coolhunting ...
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