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Ukraine Now Using These 200-Mile-Range Electric Bikes with NLAW Rockets To Take Out Russian Tanks
18 May 2022 | Abstracted from Electrek
The bikes used by Ukrainian defenders have been modified to carried NLAW rockets, or Next Generation Light Anti-Armour Weapons, which are specially designed to allow a single operator to destroy an enemy tank.
"Electric motorcycles and e-bikes are rapidly becoming a common tool employed by militaries around the world..."
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