Ford teamed up with the e-bike company N+ on two electric bikes inspired by the Mustang and the Bronco. They can hit 28 mph and have a 60-mile range.
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As for the differences between the two, the Bronco has been designed with what Ford is calling a GOAT dual suspension system and a motorcycle-inspired seat. The standard Area 51 color option will cost $4,500, or you can upgrade to one of 10 additional colors for an extra $390. The Mustang bike, meanwhile, is being offered in Carbonized Gray Metallic for $4,000, with color upgrades for $390 as well.
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