The naming scheme at Cannondale always follows the same pattern: The suffix “Neo” stands for the electric assistance, with “SL” are additionally rather lightweight bikes
French sports and outdoor specialist Decathlon has been marketing its own bicycles and e-bikes for quite some time — among others with its own brand
What a week: At first, Fazua unveiled the brand new Ride 60 drive system, which combines unobtrusive integration and light overall weight with strong performance
That was quick: just one day after unveiling the promising Fazua Ride 60 drive system, Riese & Müller is launching its new UBN line, featuring
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
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
About a year after the introduction of the quite light and sporty e-bike Turbo Vado SL now a second variant with comfort frame follows: Specialized
For some time now, we’ve been using the term “comfort frame” as a substitute for the more specialized terms such as “low-slung”, “mixed” or “trapezoidal”
Update: the bike — initially called Brixton — has since been renamed Bristol to avoid a trademark dispute. Below is the original article with the
If you are looking for a lightweight e-bike with a comfort frame (no, we do not want to call it a “ladies’ bike” here), you
