Polaris jumps into the electric bike market
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The Polaris Vector
The Vector is described as a "go anywhere" urban/suburban bike
The Polaris Meridian is an urban commuter with European influence
The Strive is designed for touring
A new type of Polaris
Polaris has three e-bike lines: Vector, Strive and Meridian
DuoDrive gives you extra torque when you need it, speed when you don't
Choose from full motor power or e-assist
By launching three lines, Polaris hopes to appeal to cyclists of different stripes and types
Polaris' e-bikes use a DuoDrive electric motor set-up
The IC Dashboard provides electric control and trip computing
LED power indicator
Rear rack ProRide battery system
The Strive is designed for touring
The Vector is described as a "go anywhere" urban/suburban bike
Article Summary
When it comes to wheels, Polaris is already a well-recognized brand thanks to its line of off-roaders. Now the company is making the move into a new segment: electric bikes. Polaris has partnered with electric drive manufacturer EVantage in launching its own line of e-bikes. In fact, it dives into the market with lines for three different types of cyclists.
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