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The Michael Blast Blog
Heritage stories, technical deep-dives, and the philosophy behind building bikes that make people stop and stare.
The Board Tracker: How a 100-Year-Old Racing Culture Shaped the Greaser
Long before electric motors, American racers were pushing stripped-down bikes to their limits on wooden oval tracks. Meet the ancestors of the Greaser.
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Why Shimano? The Case for Proven Components on an Electric Bike
We could have spec'd cheaper components. Here's why we didn't — and why it matters for your ride.
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Riding Retro: Finding the Perfect Pace on a Michael Blast
Modern life moves fast. These bikes are built for the moments when you don't.
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My First 100km on the Michael Blast Outsider — A Toronto Rider's Log
I picked up my Outsider on a Tuesday and had clocked 100km by the weekend. Here's what surprised me, what didn't, and why I haven't touched my car keys since.
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5 Upgrades That Transform Your Michael Blast Ponyboy
The Ponyboy is already excellent out of the box. Here's how to make it yours — five genuine accessories that change how the bike looks, carries cargo, and rides.
Read moreThe Scrambler: How Desert Racing Shaped the Outsider's DNA
The scrambler motorcycle wasn't born in a design studio. It was built by riders who needed to go places roads hadn't reached yet. The Outsider carries that spirit forward.
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