Revolutionworks, the father and son team behind the Revos e-bike kit, will be launching the second version of its ‘revolutionary’ e-bike solution at the Cycle Show in September.
Hugo Palmer, who conceived the idea whilst studying at University, said: “Our e-bike solution is appealing to those looking for an affordable, lightweight, easy to fit kit, that transforms their bike into an e-bike.
“It’s still the bike our customers love, but with all the power of an e-bike. Version 2, which includes improvements to range, durability and to make Revos even quieter, will improve the user experience even further.”
The Bristol-based company has seen sales of Revos increase both in the UK and internationally, with customers as far afield as the USA and Australia.
Christoph, from Aschheim in Germany, who bought a Revos in June, said: “I received the package yesterday and installed it within 15 minutes. All parts look and feel high quality, are really super fast and super easy to install and is great fun to use. Congratulations on a great product.”
Revolutionworks will be demonstrating all the new features of Revos 2 at the Cycle Show, NEC Birmingham, from the 12th-15th September at stand 3-C76.
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