Honda Minimoto Maxii

An electric bike for larger and older children that sports 13-inch pneumatic tires and a top speed of 10 mph

Big time bike with 400 watts of rev and miles of muscle. Feed the need for speed with a 36 volt air-cooled Vortech engine and ride for an hour with power. Pull back on the throttle and roar.

Electric bikes, also known as e-bikes, have seen significant advancements over the past decade, reflecting a greater push toward sustainable and convenient modes of transportation. Earlier models were often bulky and limited in range, but modern e-bikes are increasingly lightweight, durable, and equipped with longer-lasting batteries. Advances in lithium-ion technology have enabled these bikes to travel greater distances on a single charge, and quick-charging features are now more common. Motor efficiency has also improved, providing smoother and more natural riding experiences that closely mimic traditional cycling. Integrated smart features, such as GPS tracking, real-time performance monitoring, and even smartphone connectivity, offer added layers of convenience and safety. Regenerative braking systems, which capture and store some of the energy usually lost while braking, are another innovative addition. Furthermore, design elements have evolved to offer folding e-bikes for easy storage and multi-modal commuting. These technological improvements, coupled with a decrease in overall costs due to economies of scale, have made electric bikes increasingly accessible and appealing to a broader audience, from urban commuters to outdoor enthusiasts.