[RahulNagaraj]

N+, a cycling company, has teamed up with Ford to offer a pair of electric bikes inspired by the carmaker's Mustang and Bronco models. The officially licensed Mustang e-bike and Bronco e-bike celebrate the legacy of the two four-wheeler models.



The Ford Bronco e-bike comes with a full mono-shock suspension setup at the rear, a motorcycle-style single-piece seat and Bronco decals on the panels. The e-bike rides on Pirelli Scorpion Enduro M hardwall tyres with quad-piston hydraulic disc brakes. Other features include a colour LCD display built into the bar-mounted console and front and rear LED lights. The Bronco e-bike weighs in at 31 kg.



Coming to the Mustang e-bike, the large seat has been replaced with a conventional saddle. It gets Mustang decals on the side, with the pony badges. The Mustang e-bike also gets the recognisable triple-bar tail lights, as on the muscle car. Another change is that the Mustang e-bike runs on Pirelli Angel GT semi-slick tyres.



Both e-bikes are said to be powered by a 750W hub motor, providing either 85 Nm or 125 Nm, and can reach a top speed of 45 km/h. They have a claimed range of 96 km on a single charge from their 720 Wh battery pack.

Tyler Hill, Global Brand Licensing Manager, Ford, stated, "These new e-bikes will allow more people to experience the adventurous spirit of a Bronco and the exhilaration of a Mustang from the moment they grip the handlebars."

The Mustang e-bike is priced at $4,000, while the Bronco e-bike costs $4,500. Customers can pay an additional $390 and choose from up to 10 other colour options.

Source: Electrek.co

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[FocusAssist]

Porsche makes eBikes
BMW makes bikes
Now Ford with Mustang and Bronco.
I wonder is it to do with CAFE norms, so that the average emissions come down?

[amol4184]

Originally Posted by RahulNagaraj

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Coming to the Mustang e-bike, the large seat has been replaced with a conventional saddle. It gets Mustang decals on the side, with the pony badges. The Mustang e-bike also gets the recognisable triple-bar tail lights, as on the muscle car. Another change is that the Mustang e-bike runs on Pirelli Angel GT semi-slick tyres.

Can't believe how ugly that thing is. Shiny chrome/silver rims on a modern bike? Just plain bad combination. Poor attempt, just for the sake of it without actually putting much thought into it.