E-Bikes have become incredibly popular for their ability to whisk us farther and easier than traditional bikes alone. They also come in so many shapes and sizes, some of them resembling motorcycles or scooters.
But until now, they’ve all suffered the same drawback – they’re chunky and heavy.
Now we’re seeing eBikes starting to slim down and become nearly indistinguishable from their manual counterparts.
Take the EIDOLON by Ponomarets. It’s a super sleek and lightweight bicycle, weighing a mere 9.9 kg (just under 22 lbs), while offering all of the convenience and power that eBikes are known for.
With a hand-sculpted monocoque made of carbon fiber, it’s crafted in Germany by All Ahead Composites.
The sleek, race-bike-inspired geometry keeps all of the cables hidden, making the bike minimalist yet functional.
The precision German & Belgian engineering marry classic aesthetics with cutting-edge technology, making this a high-end beauty worthy of its hefty price tag.
Learn more about the bike on Design Milk.
We hope this sleek design trickles down to other manufacturers, making bikes sleek and lightweight regardless of their powertrain.
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