Following the successful sales of electronic transmission for electric bikes Bosch developed the electric bike with a top speed of movement of 45 km/h.
7/06/2012
6/27/2012
Lazer helmets aimed by LEDs and GoPro camera
The company produced a series of Lazer helmets in 2013 by making a few small but very nice additions.
Helium helmet highway gets back gauge, a small LED will be located in the occipital part.
Helium helmet highway gets back gauge, a small LED will be located in the occipital part.
6/24/2012
Automatic transmission TranzX for electric bikes
JD Group began the tour to expand the dealer network in Germany to support the new seven-speed automatic transmission system TranzX PST which is called Automatic Gear Transmission (AGT).
6/21/2012
DT Swiss Factory Tour
Apparently the name comes from DT Swiss German and English words Drahtwerke Tréfileries, which translated means "drag." Thus the full name can be translated as "drawing the product made in Switzerland." It's true, DT Swiss factory is now in Biel, is the largest bilingual city in Switzerland. It also is home to many of the best watchmakers in Switzerland - Rolex, Omega and Swatch. So when they say that the equipment works as a DT Swiss watch - this phrase is very close to reality.
6/20/2012
Folding E-bike BMW i Pedelec
The last of the automakers BMW introduced its electric bikes. Maybe it was because the bike folded and neatly integrated into the electric vehicle concept.
6/16/2012
How to lose weight cyclist
Cyclists with optimum weight faster and more technical. But what is the optimal weight for the rider and how to achieve it?
"Excess weight is the enemy of the cyclist," said Matt Fitzgerald, author of the article "Race for the masses" (VeloPress). Excess weight is spending more energy, slows down performance and affects the joints makes it difficult to work.
You can not change the basic physiology of such data as the length of the limbs, the potential for weight loss, but, says Fitzgerald, "You can reduce your weight to a level that is optimal for your body, taking into account genetic constraints." You can improve the ratio of the power of your body weight through exercise and proper nutrition.
"Excess weight is the enemy of the cyclist," said Matt Fitzgerald, author of the article "Race for the masses" (VeloPress). Excess weight is spending more energy, slows down performance and affects the joints makes it difficult to work.
You can not change the basic physiology of such data as the length of the limbs, the potential for weight loss, but, says Fitzgerald, "You can reduce your weight to a level that is optimal for your body, taking into account genetic constraints." You can improve the ratio of the power of your body weight through exercise and proper nutrition.
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