Electric Motion Systems E+ Bike
Apr 25, 08 09:07 AM PDT

Electric bikes seem to be getting the popular vote these days, and the new Electric Motion Systems E+ bike is another addition to a growing list. While DOT requirements state that a road-going electric bike ought to have its speed limit capped at 20 mph, the E+ can hit 30 mph when traveling off the beaten path. Without turning the pedals even once, the E+ is able to manage 20 miles on a single charge, whereas if you throw in some pedaling as well you can double the range. It won't be cheap though as you will need to fork out at least $3,495, and you can choose from a cruiser or mountainbike frame. And to think that bicycles were once meant to be exercise machines...
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By cwj , 13/06/08 11:06 AM (CommentID #723735)
actually, the website says you can use it to add resistance, so you could get even more exercise than possible with a regular bike. Weren't bikes originally more for pleasure/transport? Thed old is new again.
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