Lithuanian startup Tukas EV has unveiled the HR Bank, an innovative exercise bike that transforms your pedaling into usable electricity.

By transforming pedaling into power, and storing on a 2000 Wh battery, the bike can do far more than make you fit.

Crafted from recycled aluminum and FSC-certified birch plywood, this eco-friendly bike not only promotes fitness but also addresses energy sustainability.

A 15-minute session can fully charge a smartphone, while an hour powers up a laptop. Beyond personal use, the HR Bank serves various settings—from corporate offices encouraging active breaks to off-grid travelers needing reliable power sources.

By integrating energy generation into daily routines, Tukas EV offers a practical approach to sustainable living.  

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The TŪKAS EV HR Bank exercise bike photographed for Designboom — a stationary bike designed to convert pedaling energy into electricity that charges connected devices, transforming the passive energy of a workout into a functional power source and giving the physical labor of exercise a practical secondary purpose

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