Fountain Valley Trendy Commuter E-Bikes For Commuters GT Upgrades Line Launched

Oct 7, 2022

E-Lux Electric Bikes (949-440-1967), a retailer of luxury electric bikes based in Fountain Valley in California, has launched a new line of commuter/cruiser ebikes for commuters.

Fountain Valley,United States - October 7, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Their new collection of California-designed cruiser/commuter ebikes offers commuters the ultimate in comfort, performance, and style. Each one of E-Lux Electric Bikes’ new ebikes is suitable for both on-road and off-road use and are comfortable, stylish, steady and lightweight and manageable.

More details can be found at https://www.eluxbikes.com

The launch of a new line of folding bikes coincides with the ongoing rise in popularity of the e-bike for American commuters. As a replacement for cars, which are environmentally damaging, and public transit, which in California is rarely convenient, e-bikes are increasingly chosen for their green credentials, functionality and usability.

As recent market research from ebicyles.com showcased, electronic bicycle sales are projected to reach 40 million units worldwide next year, and the current global market is now worth over US$20 billion.

E-Lux Electric Bikes believes that e-bikes are a logical choice for California commuters in and around the Fountain Valley region and, in particular, they are confident that their new foldable bikes represent the ultimate cycling ease.

Customers can now purchase items like The Sierra GT folding fat tire bike. This high-end e-bike sports Bafang mag wheels and a Bafang 750 Watt motor. It also comes with RST Guide front shocks, Tektro Auriga E-Comp hydraulic brakes and many other upgraded features from the world’s finest e-bike parts manufacturers.

Beyond the engineering specifics, E-Lux Electric Bikes’ new folding range is designed to offer commuters the ability to ride for longer and further, great acceleration control and stopping power, long-lasting battery, comfortable seat suspension and the trendiest and most attractive looking designs.

All the online dealership’s e-bikes are available direct-to-consumer.

E-Lux Electric Bikes is an online retailer of premium e-bikes with a showroom in Fountain Valley. The company is proud to offer their clients the finest electronic bicycles at affordable prices.

A spokesperson for the store said, “E-Lux Electric Bicycles was formed to provide people the opportunity to experience the performance, ease, and thrill of riding electric bikes. We offer an exclusive line of electric bikes unlike any other. Our bikes are custom designed and built with the highest quality parts to ensure they exceed industry standards.”

More information is available at https://www.eluxbikes.com

Contact Info:
Name: JP Blake
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Organization: E-Lux Electric Bikes
Address: 18475 Bandilier Circle, Fountain Valley, CA 92708, United States
Phone: +1-949-440-1967
Website: https://www.eluxbikes.com

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