Peugeot eF01

French automaker Peugeot have presented the world´s first electric folding bicycle, dubbed the eF01. The Peugeot eF01 aims to make inner-city commuting that little bit easier and can be folded and unfolded in as little as 10 seconds. It weighs only 37 pounds (17 kg), has a range of around 18 miles (30 km), and a top speed of 12 mph (20 km/h). The portable e-bike can be stored and charged in a dockstation, or recharged in the boot of any vehicle with a 12-volt power outlet or via a normal household plug. It takes approximately 2 hours for full charge. A Bluetooth connection on the bike allows riders to monitor charge levels and other stats via the included app. The eF01 will be available starting in the first half of 2017.

MADSEN CARGO BIKES

These are great, Madsen Bikes, used them for to the kids off at soccer practice, pick up your groceries from the market, pile in your tools for your next project, or carry your surf gear...the opstions are endless. These handy urban transporters can carry up to 271 kg in a bucket or on a rack, the bikes and acessories come in three colors. Check out there website....
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Jeep Fat Tire E-Bike

Meet the first Jeep on two wheels, the perfect companion for your offroad adventures. The all-new Jeep e-Bike is powered by QuietKat and is equipped with a 750w BAFANG M620 electric motor that generates an impressive 160nm of torque ( 3 times as powerful as most commuter e-bikes on the market). There is also a 1.5 kWh battery that will give you up to 40 miles of range, with enough power to overcome nearly any obstacle you will come across. The new e-fatbike also com...
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STROMER ST2 ELECTRIC BIKE

The ST2 is the new digitally connected e-bike by Swiss brand Stromer, it integrates Bluetooth, GPS and GSM systems. With an understated and minimalist design its technical features sure are a nice surprise, with a redesigned engine of 500 Watts, an impressive 35 Nm of torque and a very long range, of up to 90 miles. These numbers are impressive, but the positive features just keep adding up, you get a frame integrated battery, that you can charge on the bike, or tak...
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