Leonardo DiCaprio Rides an A2B Electric Bike

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Leo and his A2B Electric Bike
Leonardo DiCaprio on his sleek A2B electric bike
Who says electric bikes aren’t stylish? Here’s Leonardo DiCaprio, star of Inception and The Departed, riding the A2B electric bike by Ultra Motor. You can tell by the Kryptonite Chain Lock and facial expression that he’s riding through the streets of New York City.

In addition to being the coolest looking electric bike, the A2B is probably the toughest bike to ride for a Manhattan commuter. The 3″ tires roll over potholes like a tank, and the full suspension keeps the ride smooth. The disc brakes are also nice for
those moments when a taxi cab swerves in front of you, and you need to stop on a dime. Ah, the luxuries of cycling in the city. At least they’re building new bike lanes on most of the Avenues, so bike commuters will have a little more relaxation in the morning.

The A2B electric bike, with Lithium batteries, averages about 20 miles on a single battery charge. It also allows for the addition of a secondary battery to double the range of the bike. Come check it out at NYCeWheels and take a free test ride!

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