The Scottish startup FreeFlow Technologies has developed an extremely compact electric bike motor that, when fitted behind the crankset, is almost invisible. Its accompanying battery is just as discreet. With this kind of gear, it becomes difficult to distinguish between an electric bike and a traditional push-bike. Ultra-compact, the FreeFlow Technologies motor is installed just behind the crankset of the bike, making it almost invisible. It may be small, but it’s still powerful, reaching a nominal power of 250W for a maximum speed of 25 km/h. The FreeFlow modular system can be combined with …