Driving a car in a crowded city might still be the most comfortable way to get around but it has not been the cheapest or the fastest for a long time now. Bicycles are cheap, easy to maintain and relatively quick as they can help you avoid traffic, but pedaling is not something that everyone’s willing to do to get to work each day. The perfect solution comes in the form of electric bicycles such as the ProdecoTech Titanio 29er, which flaunts a brushed-titanium frame, a Gyes leather saddle, a 10-speed SRAM XO transmission at the rear and a 250W motor at the front.
It tips the scales at just 33 lbs and boasts a range of 30 miles on a single charge as well as a top speed of 18mph. Its 33V/9.3Ah battery looks exactly like a water bottle, which means that it doesn’t stand out or influence the rider’s comfort in any way. Other highlights comprise Mavic TN 319 29er wheels enveloped in Continental Race King 29×2 tires, as well as Avid Elixir XO disc brakes. The $5,000 price tag is high for a regular bicycle but arguably cheap for an electric one.
