Tauranga workers are urged to commute like Jason Momoa using VALLKREE e-bikes, introduced by Dan Wallace. The stylish, high-performance bikes, backed by global icons, offer a sustainable commute and are available online in New Zealand, with customisation and direct shipping options.
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Tauranga office workers are being encouraged to ride like Jason Momoa and beat the traffic using Vallkree e-bikes endorsed by international celebrities including Momoa, Kelly Slater, and New Zealand’s own Tiki Taane.
Mt Maunganui-based entrepreneur Dan Wallace has brought Vallkree to New Zealand to redefine the e-bike market traditionally dominated by baby boomers riding recreationally.
Vallkree bikes are on loan to staff at BECA, Priority One, and Data Com in Tauranga where they are encouraging their staff to rethink their commute and use their e-bike to get to work. The bikes are also available through WorkRide. The scheme supporting employers to purchase bikes, e-bikes, or scooters on behalf of staff members and lease them to their employees. The employee pays the bike or scooter back over the following year through pay deductions.
“Vallkree wants to redefine how Kiwis perceive eco-friendly commuting. The rest of the world is just destroying New Zealand with green initiatives. Having lived 14 years overseas, and if you go anywhere in Europe, everybody's got a commuter e-bike in their garage,” says Dan.
“Traffic in Tauranga is dire, and more people need to bikes to commute. These bikes are designed with style in mind. They can cover about 50km on a single charge and reach speeds up to 40km/h,” says Dan.
Vallkree e-bikes was founded in 2012 by Japanese-Australian surfer Terumi Iwagami, who designed them to skip heavy traffic in Byron Bay town and speed straight to the surf. The brand’s commitment to sustainable transport has garnered a global following, attracting the attention of icons like Kelly Slater and Jason Momoa, who endorse Vallkree bikes as their ride of choice, and now New Zealand’s own Tiki Taane.
Dan has 10 distributors nationwide, and aside from their vintage-inspired design the bikes are also unique in New Zealand because they can be ordered online and shipped directly to customers.
Vallkree models like the Moon Dog can also take multiple passengers, with spacious seating and cargo racks, making them ideal for families, couples, or anyone seeking a stylish alternative to traditional transportation.
“Vallkree are the first ebikes in New Zealand that Kiwis can get shipped directly to them and assemble. Vallkree knows Kiwis are still averse to buying big-ticket items online which is why we’ve kept distributors too. People can also get their bike sent to the distributor to assemble,” says Dan.
Vallkree bikes also stand out for their customisation options, offering a wide range of colours and configurations, from sleek black to vibrant pink.
"It's awesome to bring Vallkree's bikes to New Zealand, offering consumers a sustainable and stylish alternative to traditional transportation. Vallkree's direct-to-consumer model and customisation options mean Vallkree is poised to revolutionise the way Kiwis commute," says Dan.
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