At first glance, the Bolt M-1 looks curiously like a motorcycle in some stage of being built. In actuality, you’re looking at what could be the perfect vehicle for the city dweller: an e-bike that effortlessly blends the style of a vintage motorcycle with the practically of a bicycle. In 1000 watt mode, the M-1 will cruise at 20 mph for a maximum of 50 miles, all without pedaling once. Switching over to sport mode for off-road use ups the juice to 5500 watts, good for speeds over 35 mph for up to 30 miles. And if you run out of juice, plug it in and it can be charged almost fully in an hour and a half, or if you are really in a pinch, pedal yourself home. After all, it is a bike.
Bolt M-1
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