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E-bike technology isn't exactly new — we've seen multiple scattered across the Internet for a few years now, all claiming to be the best. But there's one issue that engineers can't seem to get past: range anxiety.
For long-distance travelers, the ability for an e-bike to stay up and running for a significant number of miles is the number one factor when making such an investment.
A team from Ukraine has been working since 2015 to solve this dilemma, and they didn't just beat the previous distance limit — they obliterated it. We're talking about a distance limit that can compete with an electric car. Meet Delfast, the Kickstarter funded e-bike that can go for 236 miles on one charge. Read more...
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