Eurobike

Vaast Bikes is at Eurobike this week, where the company is announcing the global launch of a step-through urban ebike called the E/1, which employs a full suspension system designed to smooth out the ride, no matter how much cargo is being hauled.

A2B introduced its latest creation at last month's Eurobike show. Named after the American inventor of the electromagnetic transmission, Justus B. Entz, the Entz e-bike benefits from a new, neatly integrated Continental e-drive that saves weight while promising a sharp electric-assisted ride.

Japanese-Swiss company Sunstar hopes to make e-bikes a little cheaper and more versatile with its modular Virtus electric drive, which transforms a regular bike into an e-bike, then detaches in minutes, effectively giving you two bikes in one.

Back in their earliest days, motorcycles were little more than bicycles with engines. Italian manufacturer Lampociclo is trying to bring that simple, timeless style back to the modern day e-bike market. Its bikes combine the latest technology with styling cues from a time gone by.

A new series of bikes from Electrolyte pulls the electric hardware off the frame and integrates it all into a one-sided fork.