Everything goes electric: Temple Cycles from England were previously known for their very classic, “analog” steel frame bikes, about which we have already postet here.
With the new Tesoro Neo SL EQ Cannondale expands its range of slim and lightweight e-bikes by a new model series. But connoisseurs certainly immediately
The e-bikes of the Turbo Como series from Specialized already offered a deep trapezoidal frame for the most comfortable entry. Now, with the new model
Cube has updated the Ella Hybrid series of e-bikes for the 2022 season — and with great results! Although the low-entry models already tried to
Slim and straight steel tubes are the basis for the current Larkspur and Muirwoods bikes from Marin. Stylistically, they have been inspired by classic mountain
Coboc is ten years old today, May 27 — and they are celebrating! What started in a Heidelberg backyard in 2011 has now grown into
With the current models Antonia and Arthur Schindelhauer has already highly successfully electrified its well-known urban bike classics. Now, with the new models Emilia and
Okay, so now all the details about the new generation Cowboy bike are known and can be seen on Cowboy’s website. And in fact, most
The list of comparatively light and slim e-bikes with Mahles’ popular X35 drive system seems never-ending. Ribble from Great Britain, for example, also uses this
Cowboy already sent out an email yesterday that something new will be unveiled next week — on May 6, 2021. However, a few details about
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