While most electric bicycle manufacturers highlight eco-friendly and sustainable features in their promotions, Future Motion takes a different approach by showcasing the ability of its latest offering to perform continuous wheelies, an attribute that could appeal to thrill-seekers or raise safety concerns.
Known for its Onewheel single-wheel skateboards, Future Motion has introduced the Antic, a new electric bike model with a retro 1970s aesthetic. It reaches a maximum speed of 35 miles per hour, offers a riding distance between 28 and 50 miles, and features broad tires designed for versatile surfaces. The vehicle's Wheelie Assist function employs gyroscopes and accelerometers to maintain prolonged front-wheel lifts. The entry-level version starts at $2,500, with promotional discounts available at launch, while upgraded variants with extended battery life and enhanced tires cost as much as $2,900.