FLX Bike

FLX Bike direct to consumer electric bicycles are disrupting the bike industry by pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

FLX Bike, the fastest-growing E-Bike company on the planet, has reached out to "America's Got Talent" judge and entertainment executive Simon Cowell with an offer to pay Cowell's medical bills in exchange for an alliance to act as FLX's Safety Czar.

FLX Bike is gearing up to launch another crowdfunding campaign to introduce their newest electric mountain bike, the Weapon.

With a total raise of over $12 Million Dollars, FLX Bike ended funding for The Babymaker electric road bike last night. FLX, led by vegan founders Rob Rast and Pete Leaviss, launched the Babymaker on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo on March 17th.

FLX's founder and CEO Robert Rast has displayed his support for those affected by the Coronavirus by donating 500 surgical masks to UCSD Hospital in San Diego, CA.

We've all heard stories of companies who would do anything to convey the quality of their products. But it's not every day you hear about a founder that packs up his life and uses the company's newest electric bike model to travel across Europe.

Gyms across the nation have closed their doors in an effort to slow the spread of the Coronavirus. With no timeframe for when this pandemic will come to a close, many are looking for ways to get exercise outside of the weight room.

FLX Bike Launches New Model Amidst CoronaVirus Outbreak While the world seems to shut down around us with talks of quarantine and social distancing, one Electric Bike company Pedals on in the face of uncertainty.

As of Tuesday, March 10, 2020, the CDC has reported 647 of reported cases of the Coronavirus-COVID-19 with 25 confirmed deaths in the U.S. alone.

Electric Bike pioneers FLX announced today the launch of their BLADE electric crossover bike, a class defining electric bike that blurs the lines between bicycle and motorcycle. The Blade comes with a 48V 1000W motor capable of speeds in excess of 40mph.