The Beachman ’64, built by Canada’s Beachman Bikes, delivers a nostalgic yet practical take on urban electric mobility. Inspired by 1960s cafe racers, this stylish machine blends vintage looks with everyday usability.
Its hand-built steel frame houses a 3,000-watt brushless hub motor and 72V system, reaching speeds up to 45 mph (72 km/h). Depending on the battery (with a 3.6 kWh upgrade available), it offers 55–70 miles (88–112 km) of range. The removable battery adds charging flexibility—no garage required.
Beyond its retro silhouette—complete with faux tank, wide handlebars, and leather-look seat—the ’64 is highly adaptable. It can run as a 20-mph e-bike, a 30-mph moped, or at full speed in “off-road” mode.
Its modular design allows for easy swapping of parts like seats or tanks to match your taste, and premium add-ons like GPS tracking, motion alarms, and regenerative braking boost its appeal.
Offered in seven vintage-inspired colours—from Midnight Black to Baja Sand and Pink—with black or brown seat options, the Beachman ’64 starts at $4,800. While not cheap, it offers handcrafted charm, low maintenance, and heaps of personality.
In a sea of electric motorcycles, the Beachman ’64 stands out by balancing style, versatility, and fun. It’s not just a ride—it’s a lifestyle choice.
Pictures: Beachman Bikes
Source: Rideapart
