
ASUS Just Made a Gadget That Turns Your Bicycle Into a Smart E-Bike
ASUS enters personal mobility with a friction-drive bike booster offering adaptive assistance, app control, 500 W peak power, and up to 50 km of range.
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ASUS enters personal mobility with a friction-drive bike booster offering adaptive assistance, app control, 500 W peak power, and up to 50 km of range.

Don’t fancy spending thousands on an e-bike? Kamingo offers another route by turning your existing bicycle into a pedal-assist bike in seconds with a lightweight, removable conversion kit.

The first production e-bike from Rivian spin-off ALSO is designed to do more than commute. The TM-B features a modular frame that can switch roles in seconds, along with pedal-by-wire technology, a touchscreen display, and up to 100 miles of range.

The DAHON LUNDEN M7 is a compact 16-inch tri-fold bicycle designed to improve rigidity and ride comfort while adding colorful finishes, adjustable geometry, and a clever remote rear suspension unlock system.

Bugatti teams up with Factor Bikes to create the Factor ONE, a limited-run performance bicycle with aerodynamic design, carbon construction, and unmistakable Bugatti styling.

DAHON’s first Brompton-style tri-fold bike arrives as the LUNDEN D7 with DELTECH frame tech and an adjustable handlebar, joined by the larger adventure-ready LUNDEN 20 prototype.

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