Vintage Electric Cafe E-Bike

In the ever-evolving market of e-bikes it seems difficult to stand out, not for Vintage Electric though, the California-based manufacturer is fusing the look of vintage bicycles with todays modern technology. Their latest creation comes in the form of the city bike dubbed, The Cafe, and it goes fast! 28mph with a range of up to 60 miles (96.5km). The stylish e-bike is powered by a 750w torque sensing drivetrain with 5 different assist levels, and features a removable battery box, Supernova LED Lighting, a beautiful chromoly frame, and only takes two hours to fully recharge. Available in now in 3 sizes and a color choice of Skyline Bronze or Golden Gate Red. watch the video below

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K-Speed Honda Super Cub

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