Say GOODBYE to sweaty commutes! Score up to 60% off electric bikes this summer - plus $100 off your first order
Say bye-bye to sweaty bus ride for good! Summer is here and instead of settling for your average dreary commute why not try something a bit more exciting?
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Electric bikes (or E-Bikes) have become a popular mode of transportation for city dwellers, with more and more people making the switch.
The innovative bikes combine the traditional bike design with added electric horsepower, making the ride easier and faster than ever before.
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Gazelle Medeo T10 Mid Step
Sorry shorties this bike is only for the 5'6 ft riders and up!
This pre-owned bike is made for city living with its longe range battery. It is perfect for city streets with its powerful electric system and wide tire design.
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Brompton P Line Electric 4 Speed - Mid
What if we told you this bike actually folds in half...?
This space-saving bike folds for storage and makes taking it with you from home to work and beyond easy. Engineered with supercharged technology and perfect for long rides.
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