The fifth generation of the eBike Sport has been updated to expand its range of use, while the eBike Cross line is receiving aesthetic additions.
The new electric mountain bike from Polestar and Allebike comes in the Polestar exterior colour Space and even sports Ohlins dampers!
Ford and N+ have collaborated to deliver two eBikes, each said to offer the spirit and performance of their namesakes.
Porsche has expressed great interest in increasing its involvement in the eBike segment and has founded two joint ventures as a result.
The limited edition mountain bike gets a frame co-designed by Allebike and Polestar, alongside Ohlins gold painted dampers.
Porsche has acquired yet another eBike firm as part of a plan to build expertise and muscle into the fast-growing micromobility market.
Like Ducati's superbikes, the new MG-20 is exceptionally nimble and light, boasting a fluid and aerodynamic profile.
The two new Porsche eBikes are said to reflect the timeless design, outstanding technical features and fascination of the Porsche brand.
The three major food delivery companies in Singapore said they have measures in place to ensure their riders use PMDs that are certified safe.
The Land Transport Authority has announced on Friday (Sept 28) that six companies will be granted licences to operate dockless bike-sharing services.
Mobike, ofo, SG Bike and GBikes have submitted their applications to the Land Transport Authority for a full licence to operate dockless bicycle services.
The end of the road has come for a third shared-bike operator, a homegrown outfit that had entered the market just six months ago.
The Government has issued new guidelines that require all new private developments to provide bicycle parking spaces.
Bike-sharing users who park indiscriminately more than three times will be temporarily banned from renting from all operators for a full year.
The Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology has found that dockless shared bicycles are only used for half an hour a day on average.
Bike-sharing firms in Singapore will soon come under a licensing regime as part of the Land Transport Authority's plan to curb indiscriminate parking.
The stiffer penalties for PMD users caught riding on roads is a timely move but Singapore needs to step up public education and tighten regulations.
Under the new penalty regime, the current composition sum of $100 will be increased to $300 and $500 for first-time offenders who ride on local and major roads.
The Land Transport Authority has impounded the e-scooter that was used by a rider along the Pan-Island Expressway, before the Eng Neo Avenue exit, yesterday.
The Government is assessing whether or not to go ahead with plans to launch the national bike sharing scheme by the end of this year.