The Emouse.... safer and easier to ride than an Escooter. You can save big now, and be one of the first to ride an E Mouse. 

I'm an older inventor with lots of inventions, and I think this is my best invention yet! I'm 74, and I want to see this cool invention on TV, and being ridden by lots of people! This will be an eye grabbing E bike!

I know I'm an underdog here.

I don't have an E prototype, and I don't have a fancy video. And I'm old.

But I'm in good health, and I am seeking a younger partner! And I know the E Mouse is going to maybe be the coolest E bike ever made! I need your help to make it happen. 

Please watch the video and imagine yourself riding an E Mouse!

Money is needed to make 3 E Mouse prototypes, and a cool video. The video will show people of all ages and sizes riding it in different locations. I need $25,000 USD for this. My perks are amazing!

No T shirt perks! Here's the perks:

The retail price for an E mouse is estimated to be $800.

Perk 1. Pay $8 now and get an E Mouse for only $649.

Perk 2. Pay $16 now and get an E Mouse for only $549.

Perk 3. Pay $24 now and get an E Mouse for only $429.

Perk 4. Pay $32 now and get an E Mouse for only $399.

The Emouse production model will have a longer wheelbase. That, with a bigger front wheel, will make it more stable, and easy to ride. I can ride the prototype, at my age, and my balance is not that good. If you are younger than me, and you can ride a kick scooter or escooter, you will find it very easy to ride. 

After this campaign ends, another campaign will be done to get funding to go into production.  (The perks offered then will be not nearly as generous as those above.) 

When production starts, you will be emailed on how to get your E Mouse with the huge savings above. 

If I don't get full funding, I will get just one EMouse prototype made, with a less ambitious video. And if I don't get enough for that, I will find a younger partner and we'll find investors. I'll keep your name and email address. You will still get your discount when production starts!

NOTE: As an inventor, I'm handy with tools. (I made the proof of concept prototype myself) But to make the E version prototypes, I have to hire one or more experts with experience with electric motors and batteries and the electronic components.  And a metal fabricating shop to make the frames. The E Mouse will have two handbrakes, a speedometer, a battery charge indicator, a remaining range indicator, a horn, folding pedals and folding handle bars, a detachable carry bag and a headlight and a taillight. It will be an attention getting Ebike!

BTW, way back when I was younger, I invented some tools which I successfully manufactured and sold all over the world. When I run into problems, I know how to fix them. 

I am seeking people with imagination, willing to take a small risk. 

If you can't help now, please share the link to this campaign with as many people as you can.

Use the Indiegogo share tools! (Click on facebook or twitter symbols up top.)

PS: About the younger partner I am seeking..... I will want to talk with people after this campaign has been running for a while. I will be very generous with my partner. My partner will do most of the grunt work, for most of the profits. THIS CAN BE BIG! 

Sincerely, Steve Cosmic, inventor. Yes! My real name!

Here is an article written about me and the E Mouse. The link to the article is below. 

74-Year-Old Invents a Functional E-Bike With a Tiny, 6-Inch Front Wheel. Meet the E Mouse

Bike manufacturers are constantly striving to beat one another by coming up with original designs and features to help them stand out from the crowd. But this 74-year-old crushes all his competitors with his E Mouse electric bike.

The word “bicycle” is defined as a human-powered or motor-powered vehicle with two wheels held in a frame, with pedals, which is steered with handlebars attached to the front wheel. The E Mouse is without a doubt the most hilarious bike wannabe I’ve seen so far and it doesn’t seem to check any of the boxes above. At least not at first glance. But come a little bit closer and maybe put on your glasses and things will become clearer. 

This weird contraption was invented by Steve Cosmic, a 74-year-old with a vivid imagination and a lot of free time on his hands. He proudly calls the E Mouse his best invention yet and he is very determined to see it produced and ridden by as many people as possible. 

While it may look like a weirdly shaped unicycle at first sight, this funny looking vehicle has in fact two wheels, but they’re just differently sized. Very differently…The front wheel on the E Mouse is supposed to be a 6” (15.2 cm) one. I used the word “supposed” because the thing you see in the images and video below is just a POC (proof of concept). 

Cosmic is now looking for a partner on Indiegogo to make three E Mouse prototypes with, and, if he succeeds, he wants to launch another campaign to seek funding for production. 

We don’t know very much about the E Mouse mini bike at this point, but his inventor does specify the e-bike will eventually have two folding handlebars, a speedometer, battery charge and range indicators, folding pedals, lights for both the front and back, a detachable carry bag, and a loud horn. 

The main question still remains though: why go with such a weird design? According to Cosmic, the E Mouse will be safer and easier to ride than an electric scooter, not to mention that it will be more convenient to haul around through the city, into the bus or your car. Moreover, thanks to its small size and folding design, it will also be easier to store under your desk in your office.

The E Mouse will have a price of approximately $800, but you can get an even better deal than that if you support the product on Indiegogo. 

Editor's note: This article was not sponsored or supported by a third-party. By autoevolution.com 

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Lately I have been searching google for competitive products. I have used different search words, and because I'm old, when I first started searching I used words like electric bicycle, electric bike, and electric scooters. Of course I soon learned to use the terms that others are using, like Ebikes, but also spelled E-bikes I discovered. When I first made this campaign I spelled it E bike, but most people spell it Ebike. Same with Escooters, which can be E-scooters or E scooters. Eventually when my little bike is in production, I will have to decide if I spell it Emouse, or E Mouse. Maybe I'll get some feedback on this. I have plenty of time to decide.