Rad Power Bikes has reduced the prices on its e-bikes, and buyers can get anywhere from $100 to $1000 off of the last retail price, so if you’ve been waffling about purchasing one of the company’s bikes until now, it might be a good time to pull out your wallet. … [continued]
Every year after the Consumer Electronics Show, we tend to get bombarded with coverage of all sorts of new gizmos and gadgets, many of which aren’t truly needful things, but the companies use the hype cycle to try to convince us that we either can’t live without them, or we … [continued]
The most visible types of clean tech get the most coverage (naturally), so EVs and solar and wind farms and other kinds of emissions-free solutions get a lot of play in the media, but there are a lot of other types of clean tech innovations that are virtually invisible to … [continued]
A new product could offset some of the negative health impacts of sitting for long periods at work, add some calorie-burning movement into the work day, and provide some clean electrons for charging personal electronics. The LifeSpan Ampera, described as a “Power Generating Desk Bike,” is pedaled like a bike, … [continued]
E-bike conversion kits were all the rage not that long ago, but then it seemed like they went out of favor for awhile, perhaps because the market got flooded with a wide variety of e-bikes, especially those with low price points, and perhaps also because e-bikes were starting to be … [continued]
In what looks like yet another misguided attempt to disrupt the electric micromobility scene, a Korean company has recently announced its Top Secret e-bike, which features hubless wheels and and airless tires. A quick caveat before I begin: I have not seen one of these in person, and probably never … [continued]
Offering incentives for choosing clean tech alternatives can be a great way to get more people to buy in to the process of making a change on a personal level that can also have an impact on local and regional level, and while EV incentives are all well and good, … [continued]
File this one under things you didn’t know you needed but which look like a helluva lot of fun (snow country edition). Cyrusher, an e-bike company based in Logan, Utah, has released what is described as the world’s first of its kind, an electric snowboard. Now before you start pointing … [continued]
It’s that time of year when tech companies are debuting all sorts of new products in the US, thanks to the massive exposure provided by the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), and while some of the much ballyhooed launches are for truly new and unique items, many of the others are … [continued]
On the road to a more sustainable transportation ecosystem, the electric micromobility segment has really blossomed in recent years, and although some of the once-hyped products have been found to be wanting when it comes to mass adoption (electric skateboards and monowheels come to mind), others, such as e-bikes, have … [continued]
