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A radical motor design is the signature tech behind Verge's fast and futuristic electric motorcycles. What's it like to ride ...
Ties and Taco Carlier, who founded VanMoof as an alternative to Big Bike, are working for Accell Group, the Dutch cycling ...
The Raleigh One looks very VanMoof-ish but with several features that fans and critics alike have asked for: the 360Wh ...
Dutch bicycle brand Veloretti just announced a slimmed-down version of its excellent Electric Two series of electric bikes ...
VanMoof, the poster child of bikeaggedon, just launched the first e-bikes developed under new leadership following its 2023 bankruptcy sale to McLaren Applied. The bikes were supposed to be revealed ...
Customers that never received their expensive e-bike due to the company’s bankruptcy are being offered a discount on the ...
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VanMoof 2.0? Carlier Brothers Return with Bold New E-BikeTies Carlier and Taco Carlier, the co-founders of the Dutch bicycle brand VanMoof, have developed a new electric bicycle.
Verge Motorcycles, an electric motorcycle company, opens its first U.S. store in Los Angeles at Westfield Century City, with ...
The impressive part about this world-record-running electric bike was that it still had a charge left after the strenuous run. The Verge TS Pro had about seven percent juice remaining after the ...
It’s essentially an Edge 540 in a smaller tougher body that’s tuned for mountain bikers. That means super fast (5Hz) and ...
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Bankrupt, Reborn, and Better—VanMoof’s New S6 Could Win Riders BackVanMoof, the Netherlands-based global bicycle manufacturer, has unveiled its first electric bike series, the S6, following its acquisition by Lavoie, a subsidiary of supercar brand McLaren, after ...
Verge Motorcycles has broken and created a new Guinness World Record by riding its Verge TS Pro electric bike the farthest on a single charge. The record-breaking 193-mile (311 km) journey was ...
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