Behold the A2B, an electric bicycle so named because it gets you from Point A to Point B - at least until the battery dies. Then you're sitting on a 73-pound bicycle even Kristin Armstrong would bust ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. When it comes to annual sales, bicycles speed past motorcycles. About 20 ...

We’re all pretty lackadaisical here at Crave. We’re so lazy, we use a remote control to operate our remote controls. Anyway, our slothful eyes lit up at the Gadget Show when we spotted this Ultra ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ultra Motor today announced the availability of its new A2B TM electric bike. Developed and manufactured by an international team of expert designers and engineers, the ...

If you’re not a celebrity, but want to feel like one, then get yourself an Ultra Motor A2B. Wherever I rode this futuristic fully suspended machine onlookers were agog. Trips to Trader Joe’s, the gym, ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ultra Motor is bringing its award-winning A2B TM electric bike to communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Now through June, Ultra Motor will be at events, ...

Getting around by bike without the sweat. On a traditional bike, it seems that it takes the most energy just to get up to speed from a stop—once you get going, keeping speed on a flat surface is ...

Recorded on April 24, 2013. A2B’s standard model the Metro (now known as the Octave) was put through it’s paces by John Biggs on a ride from Brooklyn to Manhattan. He goes through a few of the ...

I'm riding down an alley in San Francisco, pedaling as you would on any bicycle. Each time I put my foot down, the bike presses on a little further. It's all very normal. But then, with the flick of a ...