They sit under the dedicated two-wheel division,Cooper Bikes.
The Cooper Bikes Company was founded in 2009 aiming to build innovative bikes for the urban environment.
And they look a treat!
These ebikes dont resemble the somewhat space-age futuristic chunky offerings that some other companies are rolling out.
This makes them almost indistinguishable from a conventional bike.
So theyre more for city riders than those seeking long riders at speed.
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All of the bikes come with classic Brooks saddles and feature hydraulic disk brakes except for the CR-7E.
The gents ebike comes with a step-over frame, and the womens a step-through frame.
Both ebikes feature 7-speeds with a 250W battery and 173Wh motor.
The company also asserts that this is a great back-to-basics bike.
While it shares the steel frame as the rest of the range, drop handlebars offer a sportier style.
Thats regenerative braking, which Cooper historically used in Formula 1 racing cars.
This creates a hybrid drive and extends the range.
The Bitride app dashboard shows you metrics like speed, distance, and battery status.
These are cool classic bikes, just begging for an Instagram feature.
Story byCate Lawrence
Cate Lawrence is an Australian tech journo living in Berlin.
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