Available now as LTD edition: The Kallio e-bikes from Coboc
Coboc’s comfortable SEVEN line has been expanded with the step-through frame models Kallio and Kallio Comfort with suspension. In the usual minimalist design, neither one
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Here they are: the new S3 and X3 e-bikes from VanMoof
As reported here, there was so much information about VanMoof’s new S3 and X3 e-bikes even before the official release that the actual launch event
Tested: The puristic e-bike Coboc ONE Brooklyn Fat
The first Coboc model, the almost 5,000 euro Coboc eCycle, was tested here as early as 2014. At that time it was a completely new
Preview: The new S3 and X3 e-bikes from Vanmoof
Actually Vanmoof announced the presentation of the new electric bikes S3 and X3 only for the 21st of April 2020 – but for a short
Unique and now also available as an e-bike: the Mokumono Delta S
Mokumono should already be familiar to the readers of UrbanBike.News, as this unique bike was introduced in 2017. Unique, actually, because the frame – similar
Stylish on tour: the Coboc TEN Merano in a limited color edition
Coboc from Heidelberg stands for e-bikes that do not look like e-bikes: Minimalist in design, fast in acceleration, restrained in weight. Originally made for urban
Canyon Pathlite:ON — robust all-round e-bikes with dual battery option
More trekking than urban bikes, but still worth a mention: Canyon is introducing the Pathlite:ON, a further series of electric bikes which — thanks to
Urwahn Platzhirsch: Singlespeed E-Bike with innovative steel frame
Another e-bike with Mahles Ebikemotion drive — the almost invisible system, consisting of a hub motor in the rear wheel, a fixed battery in the
Schindelhauer Arthur — the clean e-bike with integrated lighting system is finally available!
What lasts for a long time becomes really good: Schindelhauer’s latest e-bike named Arthur is now actually available. The first presentation of the singlespeed bike
Convincingly unconventional: The Cannondale Treadwell Neo EQ ebike tested
An urban bike that does a lot differently – and that’ s exactly why it should appeal to a mainly younger group of people: The