e-JOE Bike produces electric bikes designed for commuting, recreation, and transportation. The company aims to create functional and affordable electric bikes that cater to a wide range of riders.

e-JOE Bike

E-JOE BIKE | 124 followers on LinkedIn. E-JOE BIKE was founded by Will Suwandy in 2008 in San Diego, California. E-JOE is more than just a name; the term holds important meaning for the brand’s identity. Evocative of the word hijau, Indonesian for green, E-JOE is passionate about producing innovative and environmentally friendly electric transportation and motor vehicle alternatives.

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Company Name	e-JOE Bike
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MSH ID	NET:EJOEBIKE
Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Consumer Goods
Industry	Transportation
Country	US
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Website	ejoebike.net
LinkedIn	e-joe-bike
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