The supercool German human hybrid eROCKIT just got a bit more affordable and accessible. The ticket price is now less than half the original price at €12,460 (18,200US$), versus a previous price tag of €28,900 (42,000US$).
The eROCKIT design combines common bicycle handling (pedaling for acceleration, brake levers to the left and right of the handlebars) with the power of a motorcycle which allows cyclists to cover longer distances at much faster speeds.
Designed as an emissions-free alternative to motorcycles, the electric motor, coupled with the simplicity of the bicycle, means the eROCKIT is more accessible to a wider range of people and doesn’t require any special training or licenses to operate.“I am truly happy about the new price for the eROCKIT…", explained eROCKIT founder Stefan Gulas. "We have developed a game changing vehicle and are now targeting a much broader audience."
Visit: http://www.erockit.net
Comments (5)
You don't have to pedal your rocket to me, I can do it on my own. I'm saving up for one, or maybe two, as we speak. I would gladly promote this product, before, during and after purchase. This is the best thing since ......!
written by John Cottreau , April 20, 2010
written by John Cottreau , April 20, 2010
This is also very good news. Technology and market demand at work. The price is going down for now, the technology is improving, Mr. Gulas' acumen is improving and this is only good for this company. Everyone who sees this thing in action wants one and also recognizes the potential.
written by A. LeGate , June 19, 2010
written by A. LeGate , June 19, 2010
Cool bike but at this price i'd rather buy a harley!!!
written by Jim , June 25, 2010
written by Jim , June 25, 2010
Literally the coolest thing I've ever seen. My funds are way too low for one, but good lord what I would do to get one... I live in a small town where one of these would be perfect.
written by Duncan , July 13, 2010
written by Duncan , July 13, 2010
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