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AtomicZombie - DIY Recumbent Bike, Trike, and Chopper Plans

AtomicZombie - DIY Recumbent Bike, Trike, and Chopper Plans

VELOGICAL - engineering - Cologne - Société A-Bike Electric: The lightest and most compact electric bike by A-Bike Electric Freedom to go There’s no need to wait, just transform the A-Bike Electric and it’s ready for you in less than 10 seconds. No more delays waiting for public transport, arrive on time and happy. Take it with you Don’t worry about theft or having to find space in the bike park. It's convenient to carry on all forms of public transport, saves space at home or work and easily fits under tables in coffee shops. Feels easy and effortless Just start pedalling and the power assistance automatically kicks in to do the hard work for you. Stay clean With other folding bikes it's difficult to avoid getting bike chain grease on your hands and clothes. It’s Electric! The lightweight detachable quick charge 24V battery can take you up to 15 miles (25 km) which makes it great for both commuters and joyriders. Simple but clever battery The red power button has a simple one click action to turn on or off the electric motor so you can choose when you want power assistance. It’s not just light, it’s the lightest!

Veemo velomobile could be yours to use, for 28 cents a minute While bicycle-sharing services can come in very handy, not everyone wants to pedal a bike everywhere they go. Car-sharing co-ops are certainly one alternative, although they require users to have a driver's license. That's where VeloMetro comes into the picture. "There have been studies that have shown that up to 60 percent of a city's population would like to cycle more, but they don't for reasons such as not wanting to get into cycling attire, not wanting to wear a helmet, or worrying about their bike getting stolen," VeloMetro co-founder Kody Baker tells us. The Veemo is what's known as a velomobile – a tricycle enclosed in an aerodynamic body that provides protection from the elements. Because it's enclosed, riders don't need to wear a helmet or much in the way of cold/wet-weather clothing. To make the sharing service as simple as possible, users won't need to opt into any sort of ongoing membership. Source: VeloMetro

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