Motorbike/Car companies that make bicycles

[Gravity Aided]

the second, and more commercially popular version of the Cannondale Bugger, for carrying children or loads. Picture from the web, although I still have similar. Grand Grocery Getter, in my book. Tours well, if you make a sort of tonneau for it.

 

[David L]

the second, and more commercially popular version of the Cannondale Bugger, for carrying children or loads. Picture from the web, although I still have similar. Grand Grocery Getter, in my book. Tours well, if you make a sort of tonneau for it.

That looks quite stylish compared to the previous one

 

[Ganymede]

And there's this: http://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2014/jan/08/cycling-ebikes-smart-bike-blog

Looks a bit rubbish...

 

[David L]

And there's this: http://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2014/jan/08/cycling-ebikes-smart-bike-blog

Looks a bit rubbish...

Electric bike??? Defies the point of cycling in my opinion

 

[Ganymede]

Electric bike??? Defies the point of cycling in my opinion

This particular one is egregious in being heavier and much more expensive than the usual run. Also, depends on your definition of "the point of cycling", but as you say, that's only from your point of view/needs/wants. People with limited health in hilly cities who need to get around... altogether different. However, that would be off-topic - those arguments are well-covered in the article comments. I merely proffer the example as a bike made by a car manufacturer!

 

[wait4me]

Just thought of another one---Rudge, my Dad had a cycle by them and there was the Rudge Ulster Motorbike in the 1930's