Bodywel T16

The great thing about getting old is that you tend to stop caring about what other people think. So, when I was asked to test the decidedly diminutive Bodywel T16, I thought I’d give it a try. But would I come to regret this decision? This type of e-bike is aimed at commuters, students, or anyone … Read more

Reebok’s doing e-bikes and e-scooters – yes, that Reebok

In a far cry from trainers and gym wear, sporting goods company Reebok has decided to enter into the electric bike and scooter market. The brand first presented the bikes at the CES show earlier this year, showing a range of mountain, commuter and leisure e-bikes as well as accessories and e-scooters.The bikes won’t be … Read more

Tier and Dott merge in quest for e-scooter share profitability

Micromobility operators Tier and Dott have completed a merger. The combined Tier-Dott entity will operate e-bike and e-scooter rental services in 20 countries with annual revenue of around €250m.For the time being, the two brands will continue to function independently, but will be ‘progressively integrated’ with more details of the strategy on the way in … Read more

Lemmo’s e-bike with a clutch hits the UK

Berlin-based brand Lemmo has finally launched the Lemmo One in the UK. We first reported on the unique clutch based drive system the Lemmo One uses last year, and now it looks like the bike (in fact an updated version called the Mk2) is ready for the UK market.  What’s special about the Lemmo One … Read more

VanMoof now has a couple of UK service partners

Amsterdam-based e-bike producer VanMoof has announced a newly-built network of service and retail partners, including two locations in the UK and one in Ireland.The company – which was bought by McLaren Applied-backed e-mobility company Lavoie last year – said that under new leadership it has “revamped” its retail and service strategy.Instead of providing servicing directly … Read more

Engwe E26 ST

Hardly a week goes by without a new fat-tyre e-bike being released in the UK. These two-wheeled behemoths often weigh over 30 kilos and have energy-sapping 4-inch tyres. The Engwe E26 step-through is such a bike, featuring a 250W hub motor, a 768Wh battery, and dimensions more akin to those of a small motorbike. Over … Read more