Today, the company is doubling its product range (to two), with a bike aimed at commercial users.
Designed by Josh Bechtel, the bike aims to be easy to ride, trouble free, and less expensive than traditional gear and chain models.
Specifically, the Cowboy bike aims to better previous e-bikes in terms of pricing, product design, and technology — with the broader mission to "improve urban mobility by increasing the popularity of electric bikes".
Created by adopted New Yorkers Agustin Agustinoy, Eric Sevillia, and Lucas Toledo, the Gi-Bike is a foldable electric bike aimed at creating simple, portable, and inexpensive public transportation for big cities.
Even if there's nothing majorly wrong with your bike, the aim is to prevent any major future disasters – "you know how you replace the oil in a car, before the oil needs replacing so that the car engine doesn't mess up?
The FlyKly Smart Wheel aims to help promote biking as a transportation alternative by making the whole ordeal easier.
But this is the company's first "small" bike – a lightweight, 1200cc, mid-size motorcycle aimed squarely at the Harley-Davidson Sportster.
So it was, after a few months fending off withdrawal symptoms, that I volunteered to test drive the Powascooter PS168, a bike which aims to become the Vespa of the 21st century - with an altogether softer sting in the tail.
Denny is a bike that aims to eliminate (or at least lessen) the hassles of biking.
This more urban-looking bike is aimed right at them.
