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Shoppy Bike
Shoppy bike is an italian bike created by michele lazzaro and designed by rudy hoffmann, it´s a revolutionary and exclusive unisex city bike, that combines innovation, functionality and style. It´s made entirely in aluminium and with a toothed belt drive. Shoppy bike is clean, silent and ecologic.



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PUMA CARGO BIKE
Joining creative forces once again, KiBiSi, PUMA and Biomega extending the PUMA Bike portfolio to include a fashionable cargo bike, accommodating true urban lifestyle. Mopion lets you cruise the streets in style, while transporting your daily groceries or bigger loads. The smooth steering provides you with easy maneuvering around the city just like a commuter. Mopion is a unique lightweight and highly practical cargo bike with a fashionable twist that will make head...
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AOTOS Flux X26 Is a Wild Moto Style E Bike - Image

AOTOS Flux X26 Is a Wild Moto Style E Bike
The AOTOS Flux X26 sits right at the intersection of e-bike practicality and moto-style attitude. It is built to look and feel like a compact electric motorcycle, while staying within the accessibility of a street legal e-bike. The result is a machine that blends daily usability with real performance, fitting perfectly alongside the kind of forward thinking mobility we feature in our Cycles section. At its core is a 6061-T6 aluminum frame with a sharp...
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Streek Cargo eTrike
The Streek Cargo eTrike is setting a new standard for urban transport with its innovative design. Initially designed by Japan's Envision Incorporated, this tall-framed eTrike uses a unique double-decker storage system for compact cargo stacking. Now updated for the North American market with Vvolt, the U.S. model boasts a powerful Ananda mid-drive motor with 100 nm of torque, reaching up to 28 mph, nearly double the Japanese version's speed. With a tilting...
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