Renowned sporting accessories manufacturer Reebok has showcased its new lineup of e-bikes and e-scooters. The range of e-mobility products was highlighted in a new catalog that also included accessories for the new lineup.

It is not known when the models will hit the market

The e-mobility space has a wide array of players and Reebok is making inroads into the segment. Reebok is known for its range of footwear and clothing but it launched its e-mobility arm last December. This was during the ISPO Munich and Asia Kingston is the licensee that will manufacture the e-bikes and e-scooters. The license to Asia Kingston is for five years and the images of the new lineup were given by Asia Kingston.

Asia Kingston is a Hong Kong-based company that has a growing repertoire of high-profile companies under its portfolio. The A-list clients of Asia Kingston include NASA, Alfa Romeo, Red Bull Racing, and Rover. The new Reebok offerings were designed in Europe and are offered in four categories namely Performance, Fitness, Commuter, and Freetime. The performance category features the RK Pro 29, an electric mountain bike with full suspension. It has a Shimano 12-speed groupset, a Samsung cell battery, and a MIVICE x700 motor situated at the bottom bracket area. There are three other variants of the RK Pro with a lower performance and price rating.

Reebok is also offering hybrid bikes in the lineup under the fitness and commuter categories. There are multiple step-through frame options for the model. Reebok is also offering a folding bike in the lineup – RK-Fun 20 Folding Full. It has Kenda 20-inch fat tires that are primed for adventure trails. Reebok is also offering road bikes in the new range of products. The RK-Fit Road comes with a deep seat tube and seat post. It is equipped with a Bafang motor and Shimano 2×8-speed groupset. The road bike comes with Tektro mechanical disc brakes which seems underwhelming for an electric bike.

The Reebok lineup also includes a selection of e-scooters with an exciting array of models such as the Urban Street Classic, Urban Sport, and Urban Pro Speed. Reebok also showcased a range of helmets. The Asia Kingston catalog did not provide pricing and release information for the new models. Reebok has also not provided an official clarification of the release of the models.

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