Myles Warwood

London

Staff Writer and Editorial Assitant at Cycling Electric

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Articles

Gazelle Cabby review

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Cargo bikes come in many shapes and forms – they’re a fast-growing market, and with the help of electric motors, they can become a way to help you transport your kids around town instead of a second vehicle. Often, when we talk about cargo bikes, the image that comes to mind is a large bike with a bucket where you can house kids and off you go. However, there are many types of designs. The Gazelle Caddy, under review, is a longtail cargo bike featuring space over the rear wheel for two cargo bikes.
Lemmo Zero: a compact, intelligent e-bike born from NIO collaboration — and built for 4+2 smart mobility

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

A new chapter in urban mobility is being written — and two companies from very different worlds are co-authoring it. German light electric vehicle startup Lemmo has partnered with Chinese electric vehicle giant NIO to unveil the Lemmo Zero, an innovative, folding e-bike designed to work in harmony with NIO’s cars as part of a broader “4+2” mobility concept.
VanMoof S6: a smarter, simpler city bike for a new era — but not yet for UK riders

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

The VanMoof S6 is the first new electric bike to emerge from the brand’s relaunch under McLaren Applied and Lavoie — and it’s already being seen as a symbol of VanMoof’s intent to rebuild trust. Completely redesigned from the frame up, the S6 combines clean aesthetics with smarter technology and a more user-friendly layout. The only catch? It’s not yet available in the UK, despite growing momentum in VanMoof’s British operations.
From race course to trail: how eMTB racing is powering a sales boom

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Electric mountain bike racing is no longer a fringe format. Once an offshoot of traditional enduro and cross-country events, it has quickly found its rhythm—and audience. As the World E-Bike Series (WES) returns this June in Romania, the momentum behind eMTB racing is translating into something far more tangible: a surge in electric mountain bike sales. Spectator numbers are rising across the board.
A big year for cycling in the North York Moors national park: exploring new trails on electric bikes

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

2025 promises to be an exceptional year for cycling enthusiasts headed to the North York Moors National Park as it takes centre stage with a calendar packed with significant events, new gravel routes, and enhanced facilities, notably tailored for electric bikes.
Mahle M40: powerful new mid-drive motor brings innovation to eMTBs

3 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Mahle, best known for lightweight hub-drive e-bike systems, has now made a bold leap into the full-power mid-drive motor segment with its new M40. Specifically targeting the electric mountain bike (eMTB) and trekking market, the MAHLE M40 showcases a balance of lightweight construction, potent performance, and clever technology, aiming to redefine what riders can expect from their bikes.
Rondo IOON review

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Cycling Electric is proud to have reviewed many electric gravel bikes since the site started, and as manufacturers jump on board and develop their bikes further, we’re charging forward too. We’ve reviewed yet another electric gravel bike in the Rondo IOON, a premium electric gravel bike, yet to be given an official price tag or even to be released, and yet, we have managed to get our hands on one and take it on a test ride.
Haibike AllMtn TRN/IQ - a new eMTB with a brand new motor

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

The evolution of electric mountain bikes (eMTBs) has made them a more accessible and effective option for riders seeking to tackle challenging trails with the added benefit of motor assistance. e-MTBs have come on in leaps and bounds, many manufacturers finding huge gains in battery size and motor technology to make challenging trails even more enjoyable. We’ve seen a swathe of new e-MTBs in 2025, and the latest is the Haibike AllMTN TRN/IQ series.
Merida eSILEX 600 review

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Merida is a bike company that has been around for 50 years and is only recently coming to the fore with good quality, well-priced and specced bikes. Quality is something which founder Ike Tseng wanted to change the perception of Taiwanese bikes, and in 2001, Merida opened its state-of-the-art R&D department in Germany, working closely with the Taiwanese factory to develop their bikes.
EIDOLON by Ponomarets: the world's lightest bespoke e-bike

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Unveiled in March 2025, the EIDOLON from Ponomarets Bikes aims to set a new benchmark in the premium e-bike segment. Weighing just 9.9kg, it boldly claims the world’s lightest bespoke electric bicycle title, with some mainstream manufacturers not yet getting below the 11kg mark. Cycling Electric has a buyer’s guide to the lightest electric bikes you can buy if weight does matter. But the weight on his bike is only part of the story.