Luxury Vintage Electric Bicycle’s Tracker

The heart of the powertrain in the Tracker bicycle is a three-phase “brushless” electromotor, which recuperates the energy generally lost when using the brakes. The Tracker electric bike can reach a maximum speed of 36 km/h in race mode. Braking recuperation along with hydraulic Shimano Alfine disk brakes offer riders “stop-on-a-dime control”. The design comes from the best hands at the factory in Santa Clara, California.  

Italian electronic bike Bicicletto reminiscent of a scooter

The Bicicletto electronic bikes include many designer elements and aesthetics, while preserving the look of historically unique Italian bicycles.

Prodej bytu 3+kk, Praha Žižkov - 94, Praha 3

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With the support of a 250/500 W motor and Lithium Polymer Battery with a capacity of 500 Wh, it has a range of 60 km, and its charging period of 4 hours ranks it among the most ambitious luxury bicycles. It consists of a monocoque frame made of carbon fibres, and aluminium parts (made in Italy) reduce its weight, but it still comes in at a hefty 26 kg. This bicycle can reach speeds of 20 -25 km/hour.

Can you see yourself on one of these bicycles?

Frank Stephenson – a design genius

An American car designer thanks to whom we can drive and admire such beautiful cars as Alfa Romeos, Ferraris, McLarens or the adorable Minis.

He was named as one of the most influential automobile designers of today. He originates from Morocco but he grew up in Turkey and in Spain. Just like everything else that involved cars after graduating he was involved in motocross racing, because motorcycles had been his passion since his childhood. Therefore, his next step led him to study car design at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.

Luxusní loft na prodej 3+kk, Praha Modřany, Praha 4

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Which of his luxury cars can we be really grateful for?

He started at Ford, where he was responsible for the Ford Escort RS Cosworth and 11 years later when he was at BMW he designed the new Mini and the BMW X5.

He also cooperated with the Ferrari brand – as the creator of both the Maserati MC12 and the Ferrari F430. For the Fiat brand, he created the designs of the Punto and the Bravo.

He also worked for the Alfa Romeo brand and in 2008 he became the design director of the McLaren Automotive brand. Thereby he is responsible for the luxurious McLaren P1 (currently the fastest car) and also for the MP4-12C model.

“I’m looking for inspiration everywhere and I’m constantly sketching and never bored. Just walking along the sidewalk can bring me a lot of inspiration: I find it in the shapes of tiles and in their inscriptions. There’s always something to get one inspired.”

In May of this year, Frank Stephenson returned to BMW to work on the new Mini.