Get ready to explore a new wave of personal transportation with these incredibly futuristic mini EVs and velomobiles! These ...

Philip Joens is riding his 20th RAGBRAI. He has completed the river-to-river trek eight times. He covers retail and real estate for the Des Moines Register and can be reached at 515-284-8184 or at ...

A velomobile is typically a tricycle with two forward wheels and one in the rear (there's at least one four-wheel design). This adds stability that's critical for two reasons.

Toronto-based BlueVelo, however, has taken an interesting approach with its new Hornet velomobile. It was designed around its electric assist motor, which is included in the vehicle’s relatively ...

The Bülk Distance velomobile is already available for order on the Romanian manufacturer's web store, with prices for the standard configuration starting at €12,185, which translates to about ...

More than that, the basic version comes at a rather steep price of around €12,000 (about $15,500). That’s the biggest problem with almost every hybrid or nonhybrid velomobile - price.

Rush also stated that the Tripod is intended to be the least expensive velomobile available in North America, and at a price of US$7,450, it's certainly one of the cheapest.

Made in Romania, Hagerty's velomobile is named the Umlaut Express because its designer's name, Bülk, has an umlaut, the double-dotted German vowel marker. Prices listed on the website of Bülk ...

The only thing better than a Velomobile is an electric Velomobile, which is the exact same thing, but with the addition of a kit to electrify the bike. We bought an electric bike in lieu of a ...

Leave it to Portland to give a hero’s send-off to a cross-country velomobile tour. Today about 50 velomobiles assembled at Salmon Street Fountain just before taking off for the Roll Over America Coast ...

It’s a velomobile, and the man behind the wheel is Greek Orthodox monk Father Ephraim, who moved to the Northwest Side after five years at a religious commune in remote Alaska.

About six years ago, in search of some quiet, a Greek Orthodox monk known as Father Ephraim moved in with a community of nuns on a remote Alaskan island that has no running water and too little ...