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road.cc > ebiketips > content > news > honbike-the-e-bike-with-no-chain-and-no-belt-drive-3727

Honbike: The e-bike with no chain and no belt drive - Cycling News | electric bike reviews, buying advice and news

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (378+ words) Not every e-bike has a chain. Some have low maintenance belt drives. Then there’s Honbike which has a patented shaft drive its creators say should be good for over 40,000km without maintenance. Honbike is a compact, minimalist folding e-bike and in…...

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road.cc > news > cycling-live-blog-20-august-2026

“Bet the principal drives an Audi”: School bans e-bikes from grounds in “nonsense” move, leaving parents “fuming”; “When’s it going to end?” Anger as two student cyclists killed by driver in US; Tour of Britain Women updates + more on the live blog

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1819+ words) It turns out police officers, Daily Mail editors, and Panorama presenters aren’t the only types of people confused about what constitutes an e-bike. School principals aren’t too sure, either. Or at least one principal in Ireland isn’t, after allegedly banning…...