Zooz a great electric bike for now.

By Mark Westall • 27 April 2020
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During the COVID-19 lockdown – one of best ways to get around is cycling and if you want to go a long way an electric bike is even better.

Zooz is an American electric bike company that is producing a high performance and lightweight two-wheeler that offers a cleaner way to get around the city. Envisioned by three motorcycling friends, the design combines classic lines with a big battery and throttle heavy experience that treads the line between bicycle and motorcycle.

Zooz bikes started in 2017 and is currently producing a short run of 100 ultralights for sale to the public, to be delivered in June 2020. You can buy directly from them on their website.
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