The Engwe L20 is a versatile e-bike that seamlessly blends utility and comfort, making it an excellent choice for daily commuters and leisure riders alike.

This bike stands out with its robust design, which balances practicality and style. Its sturdy frame, complete with a rear rack and wide tires, makes it perfect for carrying loads or cruising comfortably on varied terrains.

The step-through design adds to its ease of use, especially for riders seeking a more accessible and comfortable ride.

One of the highlights of the Engwe L20 is its powerful motor and battery combination. With a top speed of 25 km/h and a range that comfortably covers long city commutes or weekend adventures, this bike provides all the power you need without sacrificing the smooth, controlled ride feel.

Whether you’re navigating traffic or gliding along park paths, the L20 keeps you moving effortlessly.

The pedal assist and throttle options give riders flexibility, making it easy to choose between a light boost or a full-powered ride.

The 7-speed gear system complements this, allowing you to handle hills or flats with ease, giving you that extra bit of control when you need it most.

The L20 is packed with commuter-friendly features. The integrated front and rear lights improve safety, while the suspension system softens bumps, making for a more enjoyable ride.

The rear rack and fenders are particularly useful for carrying bags or groceries, and the fat tires provide excellent stability, even on less-than-perfect roads.

If there’s any drawback, it’s the bike’s weight. The L20 is a bit heavier than some other commuter e-bikes, which could make it challenging for those needing to carry it upstairs or load it into a car. However, this weight contributes to its sturdy, reliable feel on the road.

Overall, the Engwe L20 offers fantastic value for those looking for a well-rounded, dependable e-bike. With its strong motor, practical features, and comfortable design, it’s a great option for both everyday commutes and weekend rides, offering a solid mix of performance and convenience.

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The LANKELEISI X3000 MAX is an absolute powerhouse of a bike, designed to tackle any terrain with ease while offering practical features that make it ideal for everyday use.

If you’re looking for something that’s robust and versatile, this bike should be high on your list.

One of the standout features of the X3000 MAX is its durability. This is an extremely robust bike, built to withstand the rigors of both off-road adventures and urban commuting.

The fat tires are a major asset, allowing the bike to glide over various surfaces—from loose gravel to snow—with remarkable stability and control.

Whether you’re taking it on a mountain trail or navigating through city streets, the X3000 MAX is more than capable of handling the challenge.

Engwe X24 vs LANKELEISI X3000 Max

Having previously tested the Engwe X24, another folding fat bike, I found some interesting comparisons between the two. The LANKELEISI X3000 MAX comes with front splashguards and a rear pannier as standard, which are practical additions that enhance its commuter-friendly design. T

he X24, on the other hand, has larger wheels that give it an edge when riding through deep sand, but they also add to the bike’s overall weight and bulkiness. While the X24 might be better suited for more daring mountain biking,

I find the LANKELEISI to be the better choice for day-to-day use and commuting. It strikes a balance between performance and practicality, making it a more versatile option for most riders.

Folding Fat Bikes

Another key benefit of the X3000 MAX is its folding functionality. If you have a large car boot, you can fold the bike and store it easily, which is a huge advantage if you have multi-modal journeys or if you want to drive somewhere before starting your ride. This feature adds a layer of convenience that’s often overlooked but incredibly useful in real-world scenarios.

In terms of value, the LANKELEISI X3000 MAX is a great deal. It’s packed with features that make it a strong competitor in the folding fat bike category, yet it remains accessible in terms of price. For anyone seeking a reliable, versatile e-bike that can handle a variety of conditions while still being practical for daily commuting, the X3000 MAX is a fantastic choice.

Overall, while the Engwe X24 may have the upper hand in certain extreme conditions, the LANKELEISI X3000 MAX excels as an all-arounder that offers great value, durability, and convenience for everyday use. Whether you’re hitting the trails or simply navigating your way to work, this bike delivers a solid and dependable performance.

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Let’s dive straight in: the Tenways CGO600 Pro truly stands out in the realm of urban e-bikes.

This sleek, minimalist e-bike showcases Tenways’ commitment to designing a bike that doesn’t just excel in performance but also looks stunning. Its refined lines and subtle design make it a visual treat, ideal for city dwellers who value both function and style in equal measure.

What sets the CGO600 Pro apart is how “normal” it feels when compared to other electric bikes.

Riding this bike closely mirrors the experience of riding a traditional, non-electric bicycle. The standout advantage is its ability to maintain a consistent speed of 25 km/h, which proves particularly useful when tackling headwinds or gently sloping terrain.

The motor delivers just enough assistance to smooth out your ride, enhancing the cycling experience without compromising the natural feel of pedaling.

That said, it’s worth mentioning that this model is a single-speed bike. While the motor does an admirable job of assisting you on moderate slopes, steeper inclines could pose a challenge since there are no gears to shift into for extra power.

This might be something to keep in mind if your regular route involves significant hills, but for most urban commutes, it’s perfectly suitable.

The Tenways CGO600 Pro excels as a commuter bike, offering all the essential features for daily use. It comes with front and rear fenders, crucial for staying dry on rainy days, and a built-in front light controlled through the bike’s mini-computer.

The rear clip-on light is a thoughtful touch, boosting your visibility on evening rides. Another highlight is the belt drive, which requires almost no maintenance, meaning the only regular task is ensuring your tires are properly inflated. This makes it an excellent choice for busy city commuters.

If there’s one minor drawback, it would be the handlebar grips. Initially, they felt a bit uncomfortable, but over time I adjusted. Thankfully, this is a small issue easily resolved with a swap to grips that better fit your preferences.

Priced at £1,799, the Tenways CGO600 Pro offers incredible value for what it delivers. It’s a well-balanced e-bike that combines style and performance, making it a solid option for those looking to enhance their commute with a bike that rides as good as it looks.

Whether you’re new to e-bikes or a seasoned rider, this model impresses with its perfect blend of practicality, performance, and aesthetics.

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The rapid growth of electric bikes in the last couple of years has created a bit of a grey area.

In the past, it was a easy to tell the difference between a bicycle and a motorcycle. Essentially: the presence of a motor.

But with electric versions of both now commonplace, the line is becoming less distinct.

In legal terms (in the UK at least) an electric bike is classified as an EAPC (“electrically assisted pedal cycle”) if it meets the following criteria:

• it’s power output doesn’t exceed 250W
• the power doesn’t propel the bike beyond 15.5mph
• shows the power output or manufacturer of the motor
• shows either the battery voltage or maximum speed

If these criteria are met, it’s considered an EAPC and therefore basically treated as a bicycle in the eyes of the law.

But to the naked eye, the difference between electric bicycles and electric motorcycles isn’t so clear.

And the Engwe M20 is an excellent example of this.

This IS an electric bicycle, but it looks an awful lot like an electric motorcycle.

Indeed, among the people I know, this is probably the most talked about e-bike. People who aren’t traditionally big cyclists are very much drawn to this bike. Especially teenagers and people in their 20s.

And it’s not hard to see why…

But I don’t want to sound like I’m coming across judgy. This is a very cool-looking bike – and I think e-bikes like this are good for cycling.

The more people we can get interested in cycling, the better. The Engwe M20, with its motorbike aesthetics and powerful performance, acts as a perfect bridge for those who might not otherwise consider cycling as a mode of transport or recreation.

It appeals to a demographic that might find traditional bikes unappealing or “boring.” The younger crowd, particularly male teenagers, will likely love the sense of power and speed it provides.

However, let’s be clear: riding the M20 is far from a traditional cycling experience. The bike is equipped with a 750W motor that can peak at 1000W, and it’s designed in such a way that you barely need to pedal.

It’s more about controlling the throttle and enjoying the ride, which makes it more akin to riding a low-powered motorbike than a bicycle.

For those who are deeply invested in the cycling culture and appreciate the art of pedaling, the Engwe M20 might seem like a step away from the essence of cycling.

But for someone looking for an easy, fun way to get around or to simply enjoy the outdoors without much physical exertion, this bike is perfect. It’s fast, fun, and, with its dual suspension and fat tires, it’s also incredibly comfortable on a variety of terrains.

One of the standout aspects of the M20 is its value. For its price (normally well under £1500/$1500), you get an e-bike that not only looks great but also performs exceptionally well.

The battery life is impressive, offering a substantial range that makes it practical for longer rides or commutes. The build quality, while not premium, is solid enough to withstand regular use.

In conclusion, the Engwe M20 isn’t just an e-bike; it’s a gateway into the world of cycling for a whole new audience. It’s a bike that could very well ignite a passion for cycling in those who might never have considered it before.

Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast or someone just looking to try out the latest e-bike craze, the Engwe M20 offers something unique and exciting. It’s not just a bike; it’s an experience, and it’s one that’s hard to beat for the price.

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The small company, Loop, with their two carefully designed, high-quality – but pricier – bike phone mounts have drawn our attention since they launched on Kickstarter a while back.

We’ve had the Micro Mount, the smallest of their two two bike phone mounts in for review. Does the Micro Mount do the business? And should it be considered one of the best bike phone mounts available?

Loop Micro Mount Key Features

The majority of bike phone mounts have two drawbacks. First, they usually require you to purchase an accompanying phone case to mount the phone to your bike – not ideal if you’ve already got a case you like or don’t want your iPhone ensconced in a world of additional rubber and plastic.

Second, most bike phone mounts look damn right awful. Flappy straps or bags topped with see-through plastic are two things that I’d rather my bike isn’t adorned with.

Loop Micro Mount aims to offer a solution to both these issues.

Micro Mount is a bike phone mount which is mounted by replacing the bike’s stem cap. The way it attaches makes it possible to orientate your phone in either portrait or landscape mode.

It doesn’t require an extra phone case to work and when not in use, the clever retractable mounting arms leave you none the wiser about what it is. It’s also machined in metal for strength and durability.

So Micro Mount has a universal design, it’s all-metal and it’s retractable. Let’s look at those three features in greater detail.

Universal Design

Micro Mount’s major selling point is its universal design – both for phones and bikes. It doesn’t require a special phone case, nor does it require a separate mounting piece to attach a phone to your bike.

If your bike has a standard stem, then the Micro Mount will fit – simply unscrew your stem cap with the included fallen key and replace it with the Micro Mount – it takes less than a minute.

Loop won’t work with older bikes with quill stems or other specialist bikes such as Brompton or electric cargo bikes.

So onto the phone side of things, how universal is Micro Mount?

Pictured throughout this review is my iPhone 11 (complete with a basic rubber case), which has a width of 2.81” (71.4 mm). Micro Mount held onto this nicely, good to know seeing the current iPhone 15 is just 0.2mm wider and the equivalent Samsung Galaxy S24 is a shade narrower at 70.6mm.

For good measure, I also slotted in my old iPhone 8 Plus into the Micro Mount. At 3.07” (78.1 mm) the mount held the phone perfectly steady. Loop says that Micro Mount works with all phones up to 85mm wide. This covers the majority of modern phones, even with the addition of a case.

Do watch out for bulky phone cases that add depth to your phone as well as width. Micro Mount will only accept a phone with a depth of 14.5mm.

If you’re worried, Loop has a handy specification page with all the exact measurements you’ll need to find out if your phone will fit.

All-Metal Construction

Loop began as the brainchild of an industrial design and product development agency and it tells. Holding Micro Mount in your hand, it feels really solid, well-made – and well finished – the packaging design is neat too – if you’re into that kind of thing.

When riding with Micro Mount, its grip is very solid – I never felt that my phone would dislodge and because it’s bolted to your bike it’s never going to part with that either!

The rubber finish on the lips of the Micro Mount does a good job of protecting your phone too. If you don’t have a case on your phone, I really wouldn’t worry Micro Mount would scratch your phone. The rubber is soft to the touch but still delivers enough friction to keep the phone in place.

Micro Mount isn’t designed for off-road riding but taking it down a light gravel path shouldn’t be out of the question in my book.

Looking at Loop’s website they suggest that Micro Mount looks so good, that it becomes part of your bike. If you colour-match it to your bike’s stem, I’d be hard to argue with that. Micro Mount is available in either black or silver.

Retractable

If you will, Micro Mount’s party piece is its ability to retract when not in use. How great you think this feature is will depend on two things. How much you value your bike’s aesthetics and how cluttered your bike’s handlebars are. Let me explain.

Like many of you, I’m sure, my bike riding has changed over the years. Gone are those fancy-free days when I could be in the saddle for however long I wished. Whether it was an extra loop on the commute home from work or a ride on both Saturday and Sunday, the march of life has certainly altered my riding habits.

Bike rides these days usually involve work or running errands with the odd ride for fun squeezed in when time allows. This is where Micro Mount has done the business for me. Its position on the stem has meant I can do away with that GPS mount, but keep my front light and handlebar bag mounted neatly.

Micro Mount has been perfect for navigation when heading to an unfamiliar part of town – simply snap in my phone, tap the directions and pedal away.

And when I have had the chance for a longer ride, Micro Mount has saved me charging up that long-forgotten GPS tracker to track my ride. In went my phone – on went Strava.

Is the Loop Micro Mount Worth it?

Yes, it isn’t going to suit everyone and every bike, but the Micro Mount is an excellent bike phone mount. It saves you from faffing with a compatible phone case and its mounting position leaves your handlebars free for mounting other bits and bobs.

If you’re a road bike rider who uses your smartphone for navigation or ride tracking and you like to maintain ‘the look’ of your bike, then get the Micro Mount, it’ll be a neat, useful addition to your bike.

Price-wise, you could say that Micro Mount is expensive, but when you factor in the total cost of an equivalent setup from the likes of Quad Lock or Mous, it’s not more expensive.

And for those comparing Loop to the bargain-basement options on Amazon, Temu or AliExpress, then you’re probably missing the point. This phone mount is a quality item and should stand the test of time.

Where To Buy the Loop Micro Mount?

Unlike its sister product, Loop Mount Twist which is available on Amazon, Micro Mount is currently only available via Loop.cc and selected third-party retailers. Shipping from Loop direct, is offered worldwide and at reasonable rates too.

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Have you ever struggled to find dress shoes that fit your cycling lifestyle?

Enter the Allen Edmonds Park Avenue Velo, a unique collaboration with Martone Cycling Co.

This shoe merges style and functionality, designed specifically for urban cyclists.

With features inspired by old-school cycling footwear and modern innovations, it’s set to redefine your commute.

What is the Allen Edmonds Park Avenue Velo?

The Allen Edmonds Park Avenue Velo is a reimagined version of the iconic Park Avenue Oxford, crafted specifically for urban cyclists.

It combines the elegance of a traditional dress shoe with practical features for cycling.

It was developed in collaboration with Martone Cycling Co. and offers both style and functionality, addressing common challenges urban bike commuters face.

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What Makes it Unique?

This unique pair of shoes stands out due to their blend of elegance and practicality.

Unlike typical dress shoes, it features a harness inspired by classic cycling footwear, providing secure foot placement on pedals.

The rubber soles ensure superior grip, making it ideal for urban cycling.

Additionally, it includes a leather strap to prevent pant legs from getting caught in the bike chain—a thoughtful touch for daily commuters.

These elements make the Park Avenue Velo not just a shoe, but a practical solution for stylish urban cyclists.

Each pair is priced at $450 and available directly from Allen Edmonds or Nordstrom.

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Cycling is more than just a mode of transportation; it’s also a lifestyle that blends function with style.

For the modern man who pedals for both pleasure and purpose, striking the right balance between comfort, practicality, and style is key.

Whether you’re navigating city streets, cruising through country roads, or gearing up for competitive rides, these ten outfits will ensure you look good while on the move.

1. Casual Weekender

The “casual weekender” look by DUER is perfect for laid-back rides and leisurely weekends. This outfit pairs a dark olive green hoodie with light beige pants, offering a relaxed yet stylish appearance that works well for a casual ride in the park or a quick coffee run.

2. Urban Commuter

Designed for the stylish urban cyclist, this DUER ensemble features a water-resistant navy jacket layered over an olive green hoodie, paired with beige cargo pants for a functional yet fashionable look. It’s perfect for commuting in the city, providing both comfort and protection against the elements.

3. Street Smart

Sport a cool and casual look with a white long-sleeve Rapha crewneck featuring subtle branding, combined with black casual pants. This outfit is ideal for urban cyclists who want to maintain a sleek, minimalist style that transitions effortlessly from biking to everyday activities.

4. Race Ready

For those who take their cycling seriously, this professional MAAP kit offers an aerodynamic advantage without sacrificing style. The ensemble features a high-performance cycling jersey in a bold graphic print paired with coordinating bib shorts, perfect for races or intense training sessions.

5. Gym-to-Road Transition

Opt for versatility with a dark gray long-sleeve shirt paired with lightweight, breathable Rubber N’ Road shorts. This look is great for cyclists who hit the gym before taking on the city streets, offering ease of movement and a relaxed style.

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6. Bold and Bright

Make a statement with a vibrant Rubber N’ Road cycling jersey in red, yellow, and blue, boasting NYC pride. This outfit is not only eye-catching but also engineered for performance, making it a great choice for both competitive rides and lively group outings.

7. Luxe Leisure

This look is all about comfort and style with a luxurious touch. A full green Central Park Cycling Club (Rubber N’ Road) tracksuit paired with high-top sneakers makes it perfect for those chilly morning rides or for relaxing post-ride. The outfit combines fashion and function with a sporty, polished edge.

8. Smart Casual Cyclist

This smart casual Ministry of Supply outfit features a navy blue polo shirt and matching trousers, providing a more refined look suitable for both riding and casual office environments. It’s perfect for the cyclist who wants to look put-together without changing outfits.

9. Modern Minimalist

Showcasing a clean and contemporary aesthetic, this Ministry of Supply outfit consists of a navy blue suit set, tailored for cycling with stretchable fabric that ensures comfort while maintaining a sharp look. Paired with white sneakers, it’s ideal for the fashion-forward cyclist in an urban setting.

10. Summer Breeze

Ideal for summer rides, this outfit features a light, breathable jacket paired with short, flexible cycling shorts and Chrome Industries socks and sneakers. The combination ensures comfort during warmer days, making it perfect for leisurely rides along the beach or through sunny city streets.

ALSO READ THIS: 10 Chic Outfit Inspirations for Female Cyclists

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Cycling is not just about getting from one place to another; it’s a lifestyle choice that combines fitness, freedom, and, of course, style.

Finding outfits that blend functionality with aesthetics can be a challenge for the fashion-forward cyclist.

Whether commuting through the city or enjoying a leisurely weekend ride, these ten chic and practical outfit inspirations will keep you cycling in style.

1. Sleek Denim Allure

Embrace the urban cyclist’s vibe with high-rise denim trousers and a trucker jacket from DUER. Tailored to be both practical and fashionable, this outfit is perfect for brisk morning rides or casual meet-ups after cycling. Its dark wash and structured fit ensure durability and comfort without sacrificing style.

2. Casual Chic

Opt for an earth-toned jumpsuit that exudes simplicity and elegance. This outfit from DUER is ideal for those who prefer minimalistic style but still want to look put-together while hopping on and off the bike. Its lightweight fabric and neutral color make it versatile for any cycling occasion.

3. Performance Ready

Dress for success and speed with a professional cycling kit. This look from Rapha features a form-fitting, aerodynamic jersey and shorts, perfect for serious cyclists who need performance attire that keeps up with intense riding demands while also looking sharp.

4. Elegant Simplicity

A fitted, zip-up cycling top by Rapha paired with sleek shorts offers a streamlined look that doesn’t skimp on performance. Ideal for warmer weather, this outfit allows for great mobility and breathability, keeping you cool as you pedal through your routes.

5. Relaxed Weekend Wear

Combine comfort with style in a soft, long-sleeve MAAP crewneck and coordinating bike shorts. This laid-back ensemble is great for leisure rides or when you’re simply cruising around town. The relaxed fit ensures you ride in comfort without compromising on style.

6. Sporty Sophistication

A fitted cycling top in a rich, dark green hue, adorned with gold stripes and the fictional “Central Park Cycling Club” logo by Rubber N Road. The look is accessorized with a green cap and black Gucci sunglasses, adding a touch of luxe to the sporty vibe. This look is perfect for those who enjoy club rides or solo adventures around the park, offering both comfort and club solidarity.

7. Urban Casual

This look is perfect for the stylish commuter. It combines a grey fitted turtleneck with black trousers by Ministry of Supply, offering a sleek yet casual aesthetic. The look is paired with white sneakers and a simple backpack, emphasizing comfort and practicality. The outfit is tailored enough to look polished but relaxed enough to ensure ease of movement.

8. Vintage Vibes

For those who love a retro touch, a vibrant, tie-dye jersey by Velocio paired with muted green cycling shorts can be the go-to. This look not only stands out visually but also provides all the technical benefits needed for effective cycling, blending old-school charm with modern functionality.

9. Classic Commuter

This look is ideal for the practical cyclist. The combination of a tailored red jacket and comfortable riding pants offers protection from the elements while maintaining a chic, professional appearance. Perfect for commuting in style and staying weather-ready. The added touch of the mustard Chrome Industries bag ties it all together.

10. Casual Comfort

A breathable, light T-shirt paired with durable shorts is the essence of casual cycling attire. This outfit is perfect for a relaxed day out on your bike, providing comfort and ease as you explore your surroundings leisurely.

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It’s May, which means it’s officially National Bike Month.

The time has come to break out your favorite kit, inflate those tires, and celebrate everything cycling.

But for discerning cyclists like yourself, National Bike Month might hold more significance than just a casual ride. Let’s delve a little deeper:

1. National Bike Month Has A Legacy of Advocacy

National Bike Month isn’t some fleeting social media fad.

Established in 1956 by the League of American Bicyclists (LAB), it’s a well-respected tradition with a rich history.

Back then, the LAB, originally called the League of American Wheelmen, was a powerful force advocating for cyclists’ rights and paved roads (cyclists were instrumental in pushing for better infrastructure.).

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2. It Goes Beyond the Ride

While National Bike Month encourages everyone to hop on their bikes, it’s also a crucial time for advocacy.

The LAB uses this platform to push for better cycling infrastructure, including protected bike lanes, dedicated bike paths, and secure bike parking.

Additionally, safety awareness campaigns and lobbying for cyclist-friendly legislation take center stage during National Bike Month.

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3. A Month-Long Celebration

National Bike Month isn’t just a single day of recognition.

It’s a month-long festival of cycling.

Throughout May, local communities host a variety of events.

Expect group rides for all skill levels, educational safety workshops on topics like bike maintenance and road sharing, and even film screenings or talks featuring prominent figures in the cycling world.

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4. It Highlights Cycling’s Advantages

National Bike Month isn’t shy about promoting the numerous benefits of cycling.

From a personal standpoint, it champions the well-known health and fitness advantages.

But the focus also extends to environmental benefits like reduced air and noise pollution, and the positive impact on traffic congestion.

National Bike Month is a platform to showcase why cycling is a win-win for individuals and communities alike.

ALSO READ: 6 Cycling Health Benefits (Backed by Scientific Research)

5. Join the Movement:

National Bike Month isn’t just for spectators. It’s a chance for discerning cyclists like yourself to actively participate.

Here are some ways to get involved: join local events, organize group rides for friends and family who are curious about cycling, or even write to your local representatives advocating for better cycling initiatives in your area.

National Bike Month is about celebrating the ride, but also the movement behind it.

There’s a reason we’ve been celebrating cycling for over 60 years, and with continued advocacy and participation from passionate cyclists like you, the future of cycling looks bright!

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