VanMoof V Hyperbike

Dutch minimalist urban bicycle manufacturer Vanmoof has has just announced a new high-speed electric bicycle model known as the VanMoof V, an electric bike the company is referring to as a "hyperbike". The high-speed electric bike is capable of hitting an insane top speed of 60km/h (37mph), making it the ideal city transportation means to replace cars and scooters. There is also two-wheel drive, thicker tires, a new frame design and front and rear suspension, which could make lengthier trips more comfortable. Powered by a hulking 700Wh battery, the mighty bike also features a Turbo Boost button, automatic shifting, and a keyless kick lock among the anti-theft and recovery tech. The first deliveries of the VanMoof V will begin in late 2022, and it is set to be priced at $3498.

ALSO Modular eBike

Rivian’s new spin-off brand, ALSO, has just unveiled the TM-B, a bold new e-bike that’s rethinking what electric mobility can look like. Designed around the brand’s in-house DreamRide hybrid drive system, the TM-B delivers up to 132 lb-ft of torque and lets riders switch effortlessly between pedal-assist and full-throttle modes, reaching speeds up to 20 mph. What sets the TM-B apart is its modular frame system, no tools needed. Choose between a Solo set...
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NORMANN COPENHAGEN BIKE

Stunning creation this by Normann Copenhagen, it´s a classic man´s bike inspired by the 50´s with an urban style and some suprising details. The frame is neither shiny nor dull, it has an elegant smooth anthracite grey finish, while the chain, saddle and handlebars are green. Only 50 bikes will be made, they are all hand built....
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Bultaco Moto-Bike

The Bultaco Brinco is a pure off-road electric bike that fuses the adrenaline provided by its electric power, and the physical experience of independent pedaling. The Brinco R Moto-Bike is powered by a 2000 watt, rear hub mounted motor, and features front and rear hydraulic disc brakes and nine derailleur style gears. The electric engine has three modes – Eco, Touring and Sport. Eco mode gives the rider up to 800 watts and up to around 50 miles of electric-assiste...
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