E-Biking Now

For 2019, the Swedesh group look to refine their Husqvarna eBike design and really focus on working around the drive system, whilst adding two new models. There has been a rise in downhill eBikes and Husqvarna look keen to jump on the train with their Husqvarna EXC 10 that features a whopping 200mm of travel.

The Haibike FLYON range had to be the biggest news from yesterday, being that one of the most popular eMTB brands haved moved away from the traditional Shimano, Bosch, Yamaha or Brose motor for something a little closer to home. Performance with integrated lights and new app design, the FLYON is the biggest update Haibike have made. However Haibike will still produce Bosch and Yamaha equipped eMTB for next year. More details to come.

Bianchi have revealed their latest eBike the Bianchi Aria eRoad featuring a EBIKEMOTION system. Surprisingly this isn't their first electric road bike with their first being the Impulso eRoad which was revealed late last year.

Revealed late last year, the NYTRO was originally released in Europe with no confirmation on an expanded release. However Australia will officially receive them in limited numbers with a suggested retail price of $11,999.

Teased last week on Instagram, Orbea officially reveal the Orbea Gain Carbon. Almost identical to the original model released last year, this update brings a carbon frame and fork, carbon Mavic wheels and possibly a Dura-Ace build.