This bicycle has no pedals and really nothing that resembles a seat. It’s not so much a way to get around as it’s a way to get down. Down from the mountain, and down low to the pavement.

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Electric bikes are soaring in popularity, so the chances are good that you’ve seen a few gliding around where you live. Although U.S. retail sales declined slightly in 2023 over the previous ...

With so many other, more affordable bikes on the market, you may be wondering why anyone would spend that much money for an ebike. Simply put, because it’s a work of art, in motion and at rest.