The eFlow e-Bike from Currie Technologies combines American ingenuity and Swiss design. The 500 Watt motor easily propels the bike to 35 km/h and a seat post-integrated e-bike battery with a powerful motor make for unique riding experience. In the world of e-bikes, manufacturers are still capable of thinking outside the box, and at times completely out of sight of the box. It isn’t obviously a pedestrian commuter, yet it doesn’t shout “sport” like a true drop-bar road machine either,…
Route Werk’s bicycle handlebar bag combines the best features of a bar-mounted bag and easy access as to the good old basket, as well as various extras. It has a 3.2 litre capacity and can manage payloads weighing up to 4 kg and its weight is a claimed 615 g. Many cyclists use a classic bar-mounted bag. Instead of a fabric top that has to be unzipped and folded back, however, Route Werk’s bicycle bag has a spring-loaded polycarbonate lid…
Developed by Beno Technologies, the sleek, ultra-futuristic design seems to be taken straight out of a sci-fi movie. This electric bike has boasted a sort-of-novel design – wheels that have no hubs of spokes. So instead of relying on central hub and spokes, the tires spin on a bearing along the fixed rims. Aimed at the urban cyclist, Reevo has hubless, spokeless wheels, a beam-style frame and one-sided fork, and can even be locked and unlocked with your fingertip. Hubless…