At Interbike next week, e-bike maker Currie Technologies will host two separate screenings of “Iceland Challenge – eFlow through ice and fire,” a short film by Susanne Brüsch of Pedelec Adventures.
This summer, the Pedelec Adventures team went on their third pioneering trip to show what's possible on electric bikes. For this year's journey, the adventurers chose Iceland – a country that has been shaped by ice and fire, wind and water. Traveling between glaciers, hot springs and volcanoes, the founders of Pedelec Adventures, Susanne Brüsch and Ondra Veltrusky and their team faced the Nordic elements on eFlow Nitro electric bikes provide by Currie Technologies.
Currie will host two separate screenings during which Brüsch will provide a lead-in presentation about the film and answer questions about the team's adventure.
Interbike is being held at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, and the screenings will be on Wednesday, September 18 during a happy hour at 5 p.m. in Currie's booth #24098, and on Thursday during a happy hour at 5 p.m. in the LEVA eBike Lounge located in the southeast corner of the Bayside D Hall.
In 2011, journalist and electric bike expert Susanne Brüsch and expedition manager Ondra Veltrusky founded the Pedelec Adventures project, focused towards developing travel concepts by combining adventures on pedelecs and e-bikes with inspiring destinations around the globe. The Berlin-based travel enthusiasts turn this concept into reality by taking off on multi-week excursions that function as both a product field test, as well as a way to inspire the electric bike world with exciting reports, presentations, unique photos and films.
By sharing their experiences and their own enthusiasm for the new bicycle species, the Pedelec Adventures team aims to promote electric mobility in a way that demonstrates the fun that can be had with these vehicles. After riding pedelec tours though Morocco and Mongolia, Iceland Challenge has been their third adventure.
Currie Technologies, an Accell Group company, is renowned for their large selection of stylish, premium quality and technologically advanced electric bicycles marketed under the IZIP and eFlow brand names. The company is also the exclusive distributor of Germany's Haibike electric bikes. Based in Simi Valley, CA., the company
holds various patents on its products including their Electro- Drive Propulsion Systems, unique electric drive systems that provide superior performance and durability at a reasonable price.
