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EBR is continuing our summer series of our picks for 2021's top e-bikes by category. This week we named off our picks for the best fat-tire electric bikes.
A question we often hear from those looking to purchase an e-bike: "How do I know if the e-bike I'm buying will get good range?" Sam helps to explain how you can get a rough estimate of expected mileage on any given e-bike.
In this week's e-bike recap: Ribble has two new e-bikes, Mokumono and Igogomi showcase unique designs, and Lyft's new shareable e-bike is unveiled.
Head to the links below for the full stories.
- The EBR Team
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Ribble hit the headlines a few months ago after producing an ultralight e-bike with a claimed weight of 10.5kg / 23lbs. Their two new e-bikes, at 17.5 / 38.5lbs and 19.5kg / 42.9lbs are much heavier but for fully-equipped e-bikes for more utilitarian use they are pretty light. Mokumono are a Dutch firm who also look like they enjoy doing things their own way and this week we detail the unique design behind their latest e-bike. And talking of unusual
designs you can also learn about a funky looking shaft drive e-bike from California in the shape of the Igogomi range.
- Ribble launches two new lightweight, fully-equipped e-bikes
- Mokumono’s unique new e-bike
- Igogomi shaft design
- Colorado’s new solar-powered e-bikes
- Manchester’s large new bike and e-bike share scheme
- Bikmo lowers insurance costs
- Lyft’s new share e-bike unveiled
- E-scooter share from Unagi and Lift in Europe (Superpedestrian)
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