COWBOY electronic bicycles give a second life

After months of speculation about the disappearance of the imminent electronic cycling, Kobuy says that she now has the financial support he needs to survive. Brussels -based electronic cycling maker says she has received short -term financing to maintain lights and commitment from a new birth group that must “guarantee its long -term future.”

Bicycle company that Once I swear The next Vanmof will not become, and recently showed signs of a way similar to bankruptcy. The new delivery of electronic bikes took months, and the reforms were delayed due to lack of parts, and the payments were lost, and the debts were escalating, according to what it said. Medium Reports Customer complaints.

Cowboy had already had a relationship with the Rebirth group before signing a term paper with its new partner. New birth Re -rotateThe French manufacturer of traditional bikes that recently He takes responsibility For e -bike assembly in cowboy. This step was supposed to reduce delivery times and improve customer support over time, but also contributed to Some short -term issues During the transition from Hungary. Today’s advertisement makes a new birth group exposed in the survival of cowboy.

Cowboy says it is a reminder to her Person Street After that Bikeggedon Which continues to reformulate the electronic cycling industry-invented the “most challenging period in the history of the company”. The summons, according to Copui, was because of a “unacceptable change from the resource.”

Through guaranteed financing, replacement frames are ready, and the first recall operation and operation (with more upcoming cities), Cowboy says that operations and production will gradually return to normal.

“Our priority is to restore normal operations before the end of the year, and work closely with our new partner,” Cowboy says in a press release. “This means providing distinguished bikes, solving open cases, and restoring the level of service that our customers expect.”

Kobuy says he will provide updated progress in September.