There comes a time in every bicyclist’s life when you come to realize “I really don’t want to pedal up that hill.” For those riding a Sanyo Eneloop, they don’t have to. The series of bikes has been getting more advanced over the years, and the new SPL models are the smartest…
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Sanyo’s new SPL Eneloop hybrid bike charges on flats to pull you up hillsBy Engadget on March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments
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Kalkhoff’s pedal-assist electric bicycles now available in North America — cruisers unite!By Engadget on February 27th, 2010 | No Comments
Europeans have been cruising around on Kalkhoff e-bikes for millenniums now, but ye old Americans have been forced to either walk, pedal similar two-wheeled machines with our own energy, or fire up the HEMI-based Charger while throwing a finger up at Ma Earth. Thankfully, Portland’s own Greenlight Bikes is doing what no…
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Gyrobike’s Gyrowheel stabilizes a kid’s first bike without the training wheelsBy Engadget on October 3rd, 2009 | No Comments
Being the fine physical specimens that we are, even from an early age, we of course had little trouble learning how to ride a bike without external help, but we’re sure **some hapless child out there will welcome the Gyrowheel as salvation from the embarrassment of training wheels. The 12-inch wheel (a 16-inch version…
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PSP Go scores its first mod job, a handful of white LEDs find a new purpose in lifeBy Engadget on October 3rd, 2009 | No Comments
Who knows what it is about the PSP that engenders such a loyal following of hackers — both on the hardware and software side . Some of the hardware hacks we’ve seen are no doubt more impressive than others, but they’re all united in a common disregard for warranties and for the most part a deep affection…
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Putting The Pedals To The Metal (on the contact points on those things you’d like charged up)By JumpIntoTomorrow on September 7th, 2009 | No Comments
Why it’s Breakthrough: It’s a recharging station that gets mounted on your bike and uses a dynamo hub so that as you pedal, the energy you create can actually be used for something in addition to moving you forward. The Story: Dahon, known around the biking world as …
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Fuseproject commissioned by the City of New York to make bike helmets look less badBy Engadget on August 29th, 2009 | No Comments
In cities like New York , where bikers ride right alongside heavy traffic, bike helmets are a must. Trouble is, apparently plenty of riders don’t like wearing them because of vanity — most bike helmets aren’t exactly attractive, if you haven’t noticed. Well, the City of New York’s commissioned Projectfuse helmets — that combine …
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Video: Flossie the robot can ‘ride’ a motorcycle, remains oblivious to good oral hygieneBy Engadget on July 20th, 2009 | No Comments
The best and worst part about robots is the fact that they can be purpose-built to perform any task at hand. Oh sure, they can be built to kill , or they can built to test motorcycles without risk to our feeble (yet tasty) meat-sacks. Introducing Flossie, the Castrol-developed …
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UC-Light project puts LEDs to work in communication networksBy Engadget on July 20th, 2009 | No Comments
Yeah, mad scientists have been trying to get the public at large to pay attention to visible light communications for years now, but the gurus over at the University of California, Riverside think that the project they’re involved in holds a special kind of promise. The Center for Ubiquitous Communication by …
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Zero MX all-electric motorcycle takes on the trailsBy Engadget on June 9th, 2009 | No Comments
Not one to rest on its ultra-quiet laurels, Zero Motorcycles has just introduced its newest zero-emissions bike : the Zero MX. Hitting the scene just a month and change after we test drove the Zero S , this whip is engineered specifically for track riding and motocross, with the fork, shocks, wheels and tires …












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