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Getting the extra "oomph" on your bike - Sustainable Solutions Magazine |
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September 2008
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In Holland, electric bikes have 6% of the cycling market. Are they set to win the UK market? Geraldine Faulkner reports on the launch of a new product. |
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Folding Bikes and Innovative Future Plans - Bike Biz |
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February 2008
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"Powacycle has a lot to shout about in this sector. The introduction of lighter, efficient and more discreet batteries has led to an innovation explosion, which is bringing the weight of PowaCycle rigs close to that of a modern non-motorised machines... " |
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Powacycle Salisbury LPX - Lithium polymer and great value for money - Cycling Plus |
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October 2007
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"Powacycle haven't been in the electric bike game that long but they have rapidly established themselves as one of the best of the budget players …" |
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Powacycle's Salisbury LPX - Road Test & Review - Motorcycle Rider |
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August
2007
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"Instead of getting fitter, we're getting fatter …" |
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PowaCycle Lynx - Power Bike – Classic Boat – User test of the PowaCycle Lynx |
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January
2007
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"A combination of Lithium ion battery and Aluminium frame makes for a lightweight package … Controls are simple, acceleration brisk… Altogether a good package" |
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Powacycle Windsor - Detailed Trial review - A to B Magazine |
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November 2006
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"The Windsor is a real step forward from the old lead-acid dinosaurs of the past, making light weight NiMH technology geniunely affordable." |
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EVERYDAY CYCLING - Our Friend Electric - Testing the Salisbury Electric Bike |
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16 October 2006
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A few weeks ago, me – a dyed-in-the-wool cyclist and my wife – a complete beginner, got the opportunity of spending a week with one of Powacycle’s latest electric bikes. Find out how Mr and Mrs got on with Powacycle’s Salisbury. |
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Powacycle Puma - On the Road Review - Insight City News |
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November 2006
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PowaCycle has done the unthinkable...They have come up with the Puma, a folding battery-assisted vision in chrome that will beg a second look on even the most snobbish of cycleways |
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Powacycle Oxford - Electric Bikes on Trial - Enjoy Your Bike magazine |
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November 2006
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Richard Peace Cycling – Photojournalist, recently carried out a review of the PowaCycle Oxford.
'As one of the few people in the country who have taken an in-depth look at numerous electric bikes I can recommend the PowaCycle Oxford. It proved light, responsive and reliable' 'All in all the PowaCycle Oxford was a joy to ride and is the only sub £500 bike I am aware of that is light, reliable and practical'.
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PRESS ARTICLES |
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POWACYCLE INTRODUCES NEW E-BRAND - BIKE EUROPE |
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August 2008
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| Infineum is a new brand for high range electric bikes from PowaCycle, a trading style of Ultima Networks PLC, a company committed to green transport. PowaCycle has been active on the British electric bike brand for several years and was one of the first to introduce Lithium Polymer Batteries to the electric bike market.
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Shorter wheel base, longer rides - BICYCLE TRADE AND INDUSTRY |
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July 2008
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INFINEUM Essex operator Powacycle have launched a new brand concept range of high-end electric bikes.
The Infineum range has the battery pack located on a rear rack that
allows the bicycle to have a standard wheelbase. More typical are
machines where the batteries are located behind the rear seat post,
which suggest Infinium models should feel more lively when ridden.
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LOW COST ELECTRIC PUMA - British Dealer News |
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November 2006
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The Trade only Motorcycle Dealer Magazine recognised the economy of an electric bike over the mighty motorcycle claiming that PowaCycle Puma is
"... for impoverished young commuters not ready for the costs of petrol power"
(In actual fact most of our customers are 40 plus and appreciate economical transport) |
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GET ON YOUR BIKE - AXIS MAGAZINE |
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October 2006
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PowaCycle has taken advantage of new technology to produce the Puma electric bike which is now only marginally heavier than ordinary pedal cycles. |
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WIN A POWACYCLE PUMA - DAILY TELEGRAPH |
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October 2006
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The Daily Telegraph chose the PowaCycle Puma as their prize for a recent newspaper promotion, and the competition proved so popular that it's clear many readers are mad keen on the battery-powered, two-wheel experience.
The Daily Telegraph competition winner was R Brooks from London.
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