Surface 604 is known for building quality electric bikes that bring premium features like torque sensors, color displays, and hydraulic brakes to consumers at very reasonable price points. For the summer, the company sent us its Colt commuter workhorse so we could run it around town to see what it’s … [continued]
Surface 604 is expanding its lineup of e-bikes for 2021 and we’re getting a first look at all of them as they come out of the factory. Its impressive line of bikes includes premium components that set the bikes apart from the masses at very reasonable prices for what you … [continued]
The Surface 604 Quad takes the efficient and responsive 500 watt Surface 604 powertrain and slaps some bling on top for a premium electric off-road mountain bike that’s sure to turn a few heads.
The Canadian-designed Surface 604 Shred e-bike changes the game. Surface 604 sent the brand new 2021 Shred over to us for a few weeks to run it through its paces.
Here it is, in alphabetical order: a complete list featuring ALL of the most significant, major electric bike (ebike) brands with links to landing pages, reviews, and more. So, scroll through the list, find the brands you want to learn more about, and click through to their landing page for … [continued]
File this one under I, for “it’s about time,” because although electric vehicles and solar power already have purchase incentives in place in the form of tax credits, electric bikes are still considered child’s play, I guess. The Electric Bicycle Incentive Kickstart for the Environment (E-BIKE) Act, sponsored by Representatives … [continued]
An undersea power cable will transport solar energy from sunny Australia to Singapore, helping the island nation transition to carbon-free electricity.
The Seine is an iconic river. With a length of 481 miles, it runs from Burgundy through Paris out to the sea in Normandy. For all its fame, the Seine has a much darker side — it has been a dumping ground for all kinds of waste. Its biggest source … [continued]
The mounting costs of housing, health care, child care, and college debt are wearing thin for US residents. Yet it turns out that average people are supporting ‘super corporations’ that pollute and that aren’t held accountable for the biodiversity loss and damage they impart. A credible argument can be made … [continued]
I read a comment recently from a CleanTechnica reader who said that sea level rise happens uniformly all around the globe. That seems perfectly logical. If you have a bath tub full of water, the surface level is the same at both ends. Pour in a bucket of water and … [continued]
