Rod Emory has been a well-known figure in the world of restoring Porsches for over 25 years now, but he has recently collaborated on quite a different project. Joining forces with California-based company Vintage Electric, they have created the Outlaw Tracker, a very vintage-looking electric bike.

Produced in a limited quantity of 50, the Outlaw Tracker is finished in a deep, silver-metallic paint chosen by Emory, and features leather-covered handlebars, grips and saddle. Regarding its functionality, alpine hydraulic disc brakes have been supplied by trustworthy-company Shimano, paired with anti-flatting Fat Frank tires by Schwalbe. The lithium battery with 702 watt-hours also deserves a special mention, as it only takes two hours to be fully charged and costs US$0.18 each time. And no need to worry about the speed; it can go only 20mph in street mode and 36mph in race mode. With its ultra-light chassis, the Outlaw Tracker is definitely attractive in an all-rounded way.