
BULLS Reveals Its New 2020 Ebikes at an Exclusive Dealer Event
- Oct 1, 2019
BULLS reavles its new 2020 ebike line-up at an exclusive dealer event in SoCal with new concept ebike such as eSUV, eRoad, and Copperhead EVO HD.
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BULLS reavles its new 2020 ebike line-up at an exclusive dealer event in SoCal with new concept ebike such as eSUV, eRoad, and Copperhead EVO HD.
The Department of Interior released a Secretarial Order relating to the use of electric bicycles, or e-bikes, on all Department lands, including lands under management of the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Reclamation.
Great weekend Grand National Cross Country Series (GNCC) eMTB race at Snowshoe Mountain! Medic, Jim, used an E-Core to get to a girl who had endoed.
An ebike is not just a bicycle. It is a new way of living, a new way of moving, and a new way of having fun. Whether you’re an advanced cyclist, a weekend warrior who enjoys the occasional ride or someone brand new to cycling, ebikes are for you! So why an ebike? Because future mobility is electric.
BULLS today announced a three-year sponsorship agreement to become the official e-bike sponsor of the Sea Otter Classic, the world’s premiere cycling festival, through 2021. The eMTB Race for Sea Otter, which takes place during the bicycling and outdoor sports festival, will now officially be named the "BULLS eMTB Race ePowered by Bosch."
As you may have seen posted on social media over the last few weeks, we had the privilege of delivering the largest law enforcement eBike fleet in the country to the Los Angeles Police Department. While we are very pleased with the bikes, the relationship with LAPD and the credibility this gives us worldwide, we are even more pleased when we know these bikes are working to help officers better serve their community. Here's one account told straight from Sgt. Shannon Geaney of the Los Angeles Police department.