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Whizz Aims to Dominate the Subscription E-Bike Delivery Market in NYC

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But e-bike subscription startup Whizz sees it as an opportunity. The lack of disruption in the e-bike subscription arena could mean that Whizz is in a perfect position to get a first-mover advantage. Or it could mean that the e-bike subscription model is difficult to get right. Other consumer-facing micromobility subscriptions in NYC have come and gone, like Beyond’s e-scooter rental offering and charging infrastructure company Revel’s attempt at an e-bike subscription. His co-founders — Alex Mironov, Ksenia Proka, and Artem Serbovka — built and sold an e-bike subscription platform, Moy Device, to a private equity firm in Russia.

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When it comes to design, it definitely looks like a Cowboy bike with its pill-shaped front light, angular design and soft matte colors. Again, everything has been designed to make the Cowboy Cross more comfortable than existing Cowboy bikes. There are two designs for the aluminum frame as the Cowboy Cross is available in step-over and step-through variants. So it’s going to be important to make sure that the Cowboy Cross can easily be maintained over the long haul. “There was a big overlap of customers considering both VanMoof and Cowboy bikes,” Roose said.