The Cykno bicycle project is a collaboration between Bruno Greppi and designers Luca Scopelo, Gianpietro Vigorelli and Italian advertising guru Riccardo Lorenzini. The result is the Cykno electric bike with pure “vintage” style. The leather featured on the Cykno electric bicycle gives it a luxurious, unique look, which pleases the eye of many enthusiastic cyclists who are not afraid of originality. It is even good in poor weather: the leather accessories on this bicycle are made of the same leather used for horse saddles.
They are designed and fine-tuned to resist the toughest weather conditions. You can sit on a leather Brooks seat fitted onto a modern bicycle with an electronic motor installed on the rear axle.
The electric drive has two settings: 750 W mode for a speed of around 32 km/h and 3000 W mode, which allows you to travel at up to 58 km/h. The electric bicycle takes two hours to charge and will take you to places within a range of 60 km.
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.
The Bicicletto electronic bikes include many designer elements and aesthetics, while preserving the look of historically unique Italian bicycles.
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?