Sentences with phrase «last electric bike»

I eventually sold my last electric bike and included the last spare electric wheel in the deal.

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A passion for doing the opposite, for building a product that lasts, is one reason founder Andrew Davidge started Vintage Electric Bikes in his garage in 2013.

Uber's agreement last week to acquire Jump, an electric bike - sharing service, brought new legitimacy to a business that had been viewed by some as a novelty.

Last week, Spin, a dockless bike - sharing company that brought its wares to South San Francisco last August, announced that it's working to launch stationless electric - scooter sharLast week, Spin, a dockless bike - sharing company that brought its wares to South San Francisco last August, announced that it's working to launch stationless electric - scooter sharlast August, announced that it's working to launch stationless electric - scooter sharing.

To promote eco-friendly vehicles, the government has been offering incentives on electric and hybrid vehicles of up to Rs 29,000 for bikes and Rs 1.38 lakh for cars under the FAME India scheme launched last year.

NÜWIEL, a Hamburg - based startup that is working on «clean transportation solutions for last mile delivery,» is teasing out information about its electric bike trailer, which could be a method of leveraging pedal power and zero (tailpipe) carbon emissions for deliveries and running errands without committing to an electric bicycle for all bike trips.

A premium electric bike battery costs anywhere from $ 500 to $ 800 to replace and lasts 1,000 + charges so let's treat this like a fuel cost and divide $ 500/1, 000 charges... we get $ 0.50.

Last year The Guardian's Helen Pridd reviewed the GoCycle electric bike, and she was impressed.

Sometimes, you just got ta laugh at the marketing angle, because although the initial promo cost for the JOLT is enticingly low, which does make it «affordable for everyone,» it's a huge stretch to call this bike «The BEST Electric Bike on the PLANET» when it hasn't even hit the streets yet (and it's a folding model, which isn't for everyone), and that low promo price won't last very long at all.

People in China rode more than 180 million e-bikes (electric bikes) by the end of last year, up 36 percent since 2010, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd..

Japanese riders are pretty enamored of electric bikes, however, with the market estimated at nearly 300,000 electric bikes last year.

Created by Jay Nelson — the same guy who built the awesome electric bike RV we featured last week — this studio was constructed largely from reclaimed materials including old redwood fences.

Electric bicycles have come a long way over the last couple of years, and can offer a relatively sweat - free riding experience to those looking for a cleaner transportation option, but not everyone wants to pony up $ 1000 or more for a 50 + pound bike.

But sometimes the last thing you want to do is ride a bicycle that looks just like every other bike on the road, in which case there are a handful of e-bike companies that are focusing on building electric bikes that stand out from the crowd.

Last week we showed you Daimler's award - winning Smart Electric Bike, and this week another German carmaker, Audi, is showcasing a nice electric bike that is called the e-bike WörElectric Bike, and this week another German carmaker, Audi, is showcasing a nice electric bike that is called the e-bike Wörelectric bike that is called the e-bike Wörthersee.

It was the brainchild of Richard Hatfield, a motorcycle enthusiast and solar panel importer based in Burlingame, and Todd Kollin, who's been making electric bikes out of past - their - prime gas - powered ones for the last six years at his Oakland shop, Electric Motelectric bikes out of past - their - prime gas - powered ones for the last six years at his Oakland shop, Electric MotElectric Motorsport.

But it rebranded to LeEco last year ahead of an expansion into smartphones, smart bikes, and even a supposedly self - driving electric car.

Last month, Chinese consumer electronics giant LeEco made a splashy entrance into the US market, showing off its plans for super cheap TVs, smartphones, an electric bike, and VR.