micromobility - Ebikes, scooters, longboards: Whatever floats your goat, this is micromobility

Depending on who you ask, dual-motor electric bikes are either egregiously overpowered or the perfect ride for those seeking an...

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A man is making mobile tiny homes on wheels to provide innovative shelter for unhoused people—inspired after his brother become homeless.

Can-Am last produced motorcycles in the 1980s. Now, the BRP-operated brand has added two new electric machines for on and off-road riding.

Just announced this morning by Luna Cycle in the US, the Talaria MX5 Sting Pro is the highest-performance electric trail...

The Priority 600HXT is a solid, low-maintenance, belt-driven hardtail mountain bike with an impressive build and thumb-tap gearbox shifting.

All of Yadea’s latest full-suspension electric scooters are slick-looking machines. Nicely contoured cast frames, dual swingarms for the complete suspension...

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Johnny Gaudreau (and his brother Matt) have died.

No other details have been released yet, just that it was an "accident".

The Thousand Chapter MIPS successfully blends style, protection, and features for bike commuters.

For me I've been riding my new mten5 around a lot. It gets about 20 miles of range and will happily cruise at 20mph (max is somewhere over 30).

I also have an ebike, escooter, and 3 other electric unicycles (EUCs) but this little ripper has been my favorite this week.

It’s a fully 3D printed titanium bike unlike anything else in the word. Naturally we interviewed the designer and got details.

Electric Unicycles? Surrons? Motorized Kids’ Runbikes? Bafang Bolt-On Kits? e-Trials Motos? Oh, My!

Ola Electric has unveiled the Roadster, its first electric motorcycle, and the most performance-focused model in its lineup to date.

Still ridiculously expensive IMO but if anyone was looking to pick one up this might save you some money.

Hello!

I got a BTWIN RockRider 540 some years ago and use it for some light trails, but nowadays mostly just roads. My region is very hilly and has multiple >10º hills, which are perfectly fine for cars, but not really for bikes 😅

Since I'd like to start doing more things in the city center (which is itself also on the hilly side), I was considering either getting an e-bike or converting mine. I'm more inclined towards the latter option, since I really don't need another bike (already have an extra all-terrain bike for trails and a vintage road bike), it would just be a waste of materials and, from what I understand, money. I'm really not sure where to start looking for appropriate conversion kits, so thought to ask here :)
My budget is flexible, but I'd like to keep it under 200€.

Any comments are appreciated!