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Lime’s scooters and e-bikes will soon offer double the battery life
Mobility startup Lime has begun rolling out a new swappable battery to its fleet of electric bikes and scooters.
Harley-Davidson made an electric mountain bike without front or rear suspension
It's basically a '90s mountain bike.
Raleigh's expanded Motus e-bike line offers more power and range
Raleigh has launched a revamped Motus e-bike line with more power and choices.
Lime's latest e-bikes are now available in the US
The Gen4 model, which has a swappable battery, has arrived in Washington DC.
Harley-Davidson will sell its retro-inspired e-bike by the end of 2021
Harley-Davidson's Serial 1 brand will sell its retro MOSH/TRIBUTE e-bike during the 2021 holidays — but only as a limited edition.
The RadRover 6 Plus is a 'durable' $1,999 e-bike with a 750W motor
Electric bicycle maker Rad Power Bikes is releasing a redesigned version its flagship e-bike dubbed the RadRover 6 Plus.
Gocycle's G4 e-bikes come with more powerful motors and wider tires
Gocycle its signature electric bike to add a new, more powerful motor, a redesigned carbon fork and wider tires for better comfort.
Lime's latest e-bike can borrow batteries from scooters
Lime has unveiled a new e-bike that can take batteries from its scooters, conquer more hills and hold your phone.
Analog Motion's AMX is a commuter e-bike that wants to go fast
Wiring aside, there’s little to complain about the AMX’s appearance.
Lyft tests unlimited Citi Bike rides for Pink subscribers
Would 'free' Citi Bike rentals sway you on Lyft's Pink subscription service? Starting this week, select Lyft customers -- including those who are yet to try Pink -- will be offered two-month access to Citi Bike's blue two-wheelers.
Gogoro's Eeyo 1s is so light you almost forget it's an e-bike
Gogoro, however, is taking a different approach. In theory, they shouldn't require as much power to move and, by extension, such a large battery pack. The regular Eeyo 1, which complements its carbon frame and fork with an alloy seatpost, handlebars and rims, costs $3,899.
SoundCloud's founders are launching an e-bike subscription service
Dance will be focused on subscription-based ownership. The company won’t be flooding cities with dockless bikes, though. Still, the company’s two-wheelers will need to be robust. The company is reportedly working on a fancier ride, though. It’s a good time to be launching an e-bike company.
Gogoro’s Eeyo 1 is a lightweight e-bike designed for the city
The e-bike will offer two riding moods, Sport and Eco, that prioritizes power and range respectively. The bike’s acceleration and general level of assistance will increase in Sport mode, however.
VanMoof’s S3 e-bike is better, cheaper and just as stylish
VanMoof’s third generation has a few frustrating flaws, but it’s still one of the most impressive pedal-assist bikes that money can buy.
Gocycle’s GXi is a folding e-bike with few equals
The bike’s folded form is wonderfully compact.
VanMoof's S3 and X3 e-bikes are cheaper and packed with refinements
With its latest e-bikes, VanMoof has chosen refinement and affordability over expensive innovations.
New York finally legalizes e-bikes and e-scooters statewide
Delivery workers just won a battle they've been fighting for years.
Jeep's all-terrain e-bike is available to pre-order for $5,899
If you've been eying Jeep's e-bike ever since that Super Bowl ad, you can finally spring for it... provided you have deep pockets. Jeep will start taking pre-orders for the all-terrain two-wheeler today (March 1st) for a hefty $5,899. That's not an unheard-of price when electric mountain bikes often cost as much or more, but it may be a surprise if you're used to fat tire e-bikes that cost much less.
Jeep's Super Bowl ad teases a powerful off-road electric bicycle
Companies are tripping over themselves to hawk electric vehicles at the Super Bowl, but they aren't all cars. Jeep has posted a Super Bowl ad that's primarily meant to pitch the latest Gladiator, but also includes a brief glimpse of the company's first electric bicycle, simply called the e-Bike. You hardly see any of it (Bill Murray mainly uses it to take a groundhog on a ride), but don't worry. Jeep's partner on the e-Bike, QuietKat, has published a splash page shedding more light on what the two-wheeler will entail.
Cowboy's first e-bike solves the removable battery problem
Electric bicycles usually come in two flavors: either a gorgeous two-wheeler with a non-removable battery inside the frame, out of sight, or a design-be-damned mode of transportation that has the battery stuck to its frame like a hideous torpedo. Form or function? That's the decision most prospective e-bike buyers have to make. With the Cowboy, though, there's no compromise. The Brussels-based startup has managed to crack this age-old problem with a sleek but detachable battery that slides behind the seat post. It's a neat solution that immediately elevates the bike above most of its rivals.
