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e-Bike, ebikes, Lyft, News, Rideshare - April 30, 2022

Lyft introduces the Happiness Machine: AKA the new Lyft e-Bike

Lyft, the rideshare and micro-mobility brand many of you ride or know of, is launching its next-generation e-bike. On May 5, their new fleet of bikes will join the Citi Bike fleet in New York City for riders to jump on and use. Lyft touts this new electric bike as its most powerful model. In

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Limar Air Star includes rear light, plenty of ventilation for city to gravel riding

Limar is back at it again with a spanking new, ultra-versatile helmet, the Air Star. Tooled for gravel and road riders alike, the Air Star boasts unparalleled ventilation and comfort, standards of the Limar Air Revolution collection. As the name indicates, air circulation is paramount in the Air Star. There are 19 vents strategically placed

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Promax widens MTB cockpit lineup with new 35mm bar and stem

Promax components are probably best known for brakes and BMX products, but they’ve been edging into the world of mountain bikes. Now, that product family is growing with the addition of some new aluminum MTB cockpit parts, starting with aluminum bars and stems. On display at Sea Otter, Promax had an attractive new 35mm setup

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Race Face adds half-size and olive color to its T2 Tailgate Pad line

Race Face just rolled out its latest improvement on the brand’s versatile T2 Tailgate Pad. This time around, Race Face adds a new “Half Stack” size and fresh olive color option to the T2 collection. Race Face T2 Tailgate Pads Beyond the hue and smaller size option, the T2 hasn’t changed. The design team kept

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Ingrid Components brings back Rasta rear derailleur love

A nod to the NOS Paul Components “Rasta” rear derailleur of the 90s, Ingrid Components debuts its updated take, the RD1 Le Rasta. A mechanically advanced and Rastafari-influenced part. The first look at Ingrid’s new Le Rasta’s green, gold, red, and black colorway brings back all the feels of its ultra-popular ’90s predecessor. That unit,

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Lyft introduces the Happiness Machine: AKA the new Lyft e-Bike

Limar Air Star includes rear light, plenty of ventilation for city to gravel riding

Promax widens MTB cockpit lineup with new 35mm bar and stem

Race Face adds half-size and olive color to its T2 Tailgate Pad line

Ingrid Components brings back Rasta rear derailleur love

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