Eco Factor: Pedal-assist bike for short distance commutes.
The G-Bike City is a short distance commute vehicle that runs on electricity and has pedals that can be used when the battery runs out. The pedal-assist electric bike, which avoids costly insurance and registration, costs just $1099.99, and features a powerful 500W brushless hub motor.
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The designers claim that the G-Bike City can be recharged in just 4-8 hours, after which it can operate for 42 miles with a top speed of 20mph. The range can be extended if you don’t hesitate in pedaling back home after a longer trip.
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Thanks for the tip: [Lex Houser]
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