Showing posts with label electric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric. Show all posts

Feb 24, 2019

Form Follows Function - Citroen's Ami One Concept

Citroen celebrates its 100th anniversary with the Ami One Concept. All electric. Finally! Form follows function. I don't like all the electric cars which look like 'middle of the road' regular cars.

I like! I would drive it.



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Feb 9, 2019

Harley's New Naked Bike

You clicked on the title ... I guess you didn't expect this one!

This new electric scooter concept from Harley Davidson gives a new meaning to  'naked bike'.

I'm not a Harley fan but I want this one!!!




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Sep 25, 2017

Pre Tesla - Why everyone wanted an electric car in 1905

A brief history of electric cars you can read here.

One of the many Fritchle electric cars manufactured in the early 20th century

This pyramid-shaped two passenger vehicle is a Sebring Vanguard, an electric car manufactured in Sebring, Fla. in 1974


Mar 16, 2017

UrbanX - Convert Any Bike to an Electric Bike in 60 Seconds

A very nice Kickstarter project. 38 Days to go. 184 Backers. $ 50.000 Goal. $86.752 Pledged. Ofcourse. It doesn't look back. And you can fit it on any bike.








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Jan 31, 2017

‘Midnight Runner’ motorcycle

Sometimes I don't understand myself. I like this bike. Why? I don't know. There's something clumsy about it. The color, the front lights. I can see myself driving this contraption in Amsterdam. Back to the '80s.

It's a custom electric-powered italian cafĂ© racer by the apache customs +  energica motor company.

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Jul 22, 2012

The Faraday Porteur

I like! I can see myself riding it in Amsterdam.

"The Faraday Porteur is a electric bicycle includes a 250 watt motor and concealed batteries that provide 10 to 15 miles of pedal assist on a single charge. A single charge lasts up to 15 miles, and the bike takes 45 minutes to fully juice up. The bike's Kickstarter page describes this as an "electric tailwind," describing it as "the feeling of riding with the best tailwind you've ever had."  It sounds nice. Watc the video. Now it is available in Kickstarter for $3,500, they want to reach $100,000 in funding."

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The Faraday Porteur, now available on Kickstarter. from Faraday Bikes on Vimeo.