The phrase "electronic bicycle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a bicycle that is propelled by an electric motor. For example, "The new electronic bicycle is gaining in popularity with commuters who need a faster and easier way to get to work."
Cowboy, the Belgian startup that designed and sells a smarter electronic bicycle, has raised €10 million in Series A funding.
I've been a big fan of Faraday Bicycle's $3,500 electronic bicycle ever since I first learned about it.
Dubbed Cowboy, the company is building a new electronic bicycle that it claims will address issues that have historically stopped e-bikes from becoming a "fully fledged mobility solution".
Electronic bicycles have emerged to help people get where they're going, even in incredibly hilly environments.
Their products, which span hardware and software, include electronic bicycles, an inverter to charge electronic vehicles using DC solar power, and a system to grow algae for biofuel.
There has been a growth in the production of consumer goods such as cigarettes, electronic products, bicycles, household appliances, textiles, and tableware.
In 2010, the LWaRB ( London Waste and Recycling Board) awarded £4.3m to set up the LRN, which gathered those charities together into a tighter unit that would now collect, mend and sell pretty much all furniture, household appliances, electronic goods, bicycles and paint.
1. CYCLING ENTERS THE ELECTRONIC AGE The bicycle joined the long list of devices that switched to the electronic from the manual when a new gear system made its debut at the Tour of California.
As accidents rate involving electronic and regular bicycles is increasing, the severity of the bicycle safety problem should be paid more attention to.
"Yes, and lawn mowers and jewellery and bicycles and electronic keyboards".
The document also noted that demonstrators around the country have become increasingly sophisticated, using both bicycle messengers and "electronic communication" to coordinate their actions.
