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There's a particular kind of quiet you only get at a campsite before everyone else wakes up. Mist in the trees, the smell of coffee, and a long day ahead that you get to decide the shape of.

For years that morning meant unloading a car at the nearest car park and walking the rest. Now the gear goes straight onto the bike. Two OC20s, a pair of loaded panniers, a tent and sleeping mats strapped down — and a motor that carries all of it up the forest track without complaint.

That's really the point of the fat tires. Loose ground, gravel, the odd root across the path — they soak it up, so a heavier, loaded bike still feels planted and easy to ride. And with the range to cover a proper day out, you're not rationing battery to make it back.

Less to pack into a car. More places you can actually reach. Plan your next weekend at the link below.

There's a moment at the end of a long day when you finally stop moving and just look around. For a lot of us that happens slumped on the sofa. For this rider, it's a rooftop garden with the whole city spread out below.

Getting up here didn't take much. That's rather the point. The OC20's motor handles the inclines and the long way round without leaving you winded, and its 4-inch fat tires mean the cracked roads and tram lines on the way over barely register. You arrive ready to enjoy the view, not recover from the trip.

A good e-bike shouldn't just move you from A to B. It should give you a bit more day back at the end of it.

Curious what an OC20 could add to your evenings? Have a look — link below.

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There's a certain kind of road that makes you forget you were ever in a hurry. The ones that hug the coast, rise and fall with the cliffs, and reward you with a new view around every bend.

Roads like that used to be reserved for the car. Not anymore. With a real motor and the range to cover a full day — comfortably 60 miles on a charge — the OC20 lets you explore the long way round without ever worrying about getting back.

The fat tires soak up the rough patches and gravel shoulders, so the ride stays smooth whether the surface is fresh tarmac or weathered village stone. Upright, easy, and steady on the descents.

A coastline is best discovered slowly. We built the OC20 to give you the time.

What's the most beautiful road near you?