Mycle, the £749 folding electric bike
verytalldwarfA £749 folding electric bike from UK company Mycle.
Tag: commuting
Masks remain de rigueur – Craft Cadence offer 99% virus and pollution protection
Masks may well be part of our lives for ever. Craft Cadence step up with virus and pollution protection – with advanced tech.
Austin Cycles Atto – light carbon folding bike that ticks all the boxes
The Austin Cycles Atto has been around a little while and we cannot understand why in the UK, where a Cycle-to-Work scheme is in place, aren’t more people riding these than Brompton bikes?!! Don’t get me wrong, we love the style of legend of the Brompton, but let’s face it, with titanium bits or not,…
Hummingbird Electric Gen 2.0
It all started with a trip to the Cycle Show and a test ride of the Hummingbird. And then, a call from a friend who just happens to work at the same famous establishment where the Hummingbird is built. Then, James tried the Hummingbird and bought the Electric Gen 1.0 – he loves it! Enter…
Austin Cycles – Atto folding bike – taking the bike instead, for the weight concious
Why the freak do people still buy Bromptons?
The Gron eBike has us pondering on how to report on eBike tests…
The folding carbon framed Gron eBike – further testing continues
Enter the Gron folding eBike
We recently received a test model of the very new Gron folding eBike from the co-owner/designer, Chris. Born out of a desire to create a passion product that benefits society, the British duo behind the bike, have delivered a Brompton alternative. The Gron features a carbon fibre frame, Shimano 5-speed electronic gears and 9 ‘normal’…
GoCycle GX and the Electric Hummingbird
We recently rode these two hyper-eBikes around the ancient city of Coventry. Both are top-end folding eBikes, both have unique capabilities and both are in their own way, incredible. The video tells all and soon, we will have our in-depth review of the GoCycle GX
Blinkers by Velohub Review: Big, Bright and
James GillThe bike light world is a very crowded place so the Blinkers by Velohub has decided to use a different approach, by billing primarily as indicators your bike. Might this bew a winning formulae?