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An established online business can show that they have a proven business model that generates revenue. Online businesses for sale this month have done just that, with one set up in 2001 and still going strong.

Legendary USA is an early e-commerce company that now manufactures its own Made in USA leather jackets used by the US Navy’s Blue Angels Flight Demonstration, Blue Knights Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Harley Davidson enthusiasts, celebrities, veterans, etc.

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An important factor to consider with these businesses is that since they are online businesses, most of them are easily relocated. Here are 10 established online businesses available for sale on BizBuySell covering several different industries:

Leading online clothing retailer for over 20 years

Established in 2001, legendary united states is an e-commerce company selling leather motorcycle clothing and military jackets made in the United States. The company also owns more than 70 website domains for protection and competition. The owner is retiring and will remain as an unpaid consultant for up to 60 days.

The company is located in Exton, PA and the asking price is $665,000. Gross income is $1,012,385 with cash flow of $224,000.

Air Purifier Brand eComm

With 293,000 email subscribers, this Air Purifier Brand eComm was established in 2019 and now has an EBITDA of $3,618,323. The company has multiple sales channels which are responsible for shipping 440 orders per day. It also has 2 patents pending for its products in a $12.2 billion global air purifier market that is expected to grow 8% through 2030.

The company is located in Tampa, Florida, and the asking price is $18,000,000. Gross income is $24,833,435 with cash flow of $3,618,323.

Baby Bottle Accessories

As a brand baby products company the best SKUs are popular baby bottle add-ons. The products are of the highest quality, functionality and aesthetics taking into account the brand’s respect for the environment through the materials used. Ninety percent of sales generated by the brand are made through the Amazon FBA business model in the baby category.

The home-based business is located in Los Angeles, California, and the asking price is $181,356. Gross income is $171,901 with cash flow of $51,816.

Skin cream and beauty waistline company

With a giant social media following, this Skin cream and beauty waistline company has an EBITDA of $2,951,647. Established in 2018, it is an e-commerce company with a proven business model that generates impressive revenue. Product assembly and packaging are outsourced and require minimal staff.

The company is located in Tampa, Florida, and the asking price is $12,800,000. Gross revenue is $4,503,607 and also includes $71,062 of inventory.

10 Year Fitness Membership Business

This 10 year old boy Fitness Subscription Company is SBA prequalified. This means that an SBA-backed lender has reviewed it and will consider providing a business acquisition loan to a qualified buyer. The average member subscribes for 24 months and has a lifetime value (LTV) of $250. The company now has over $2.26 million in sales.

The company is located in Mooresville, North Carolina and the asking price is $5,250,000. Gross income is $2,264,268 with cash flow of $1,006,652.

Online subscription + retail butcher

This Online subscription + retail butcher is the highest rated butcher shop in Michigan and one of the top 10 in the nation for positive ratings. The company ships high-quality meats to customers’ doorsteps every 4, 6, or 8 weeks. Revenue is split between 60% retail and 40% online, and there is a great opportunity to grow the online side of the business.

The business is located in Ferndale, MI and the asking price is $2,250,000 with gross revenue of $1,250,000.

Men’s Tea Brand Internet Sale

This Men’s Tea Brand Internet Sale is the first functional tea brand of its kind created specifically for men. Teas are blended to naturally support overall men’s health, such as testosterone and libido booster, lean tea for weight loss, soothing tea, laser focus, detox tea and intermittent fasting tea. The company has a customer database of 15,000 customers.

The business is located in Miami-Dade County, Florida, and the asking price is $175,000 with gross revenue of $217,467.

E-commerce and woodworking brand

If you like to work with your hands, this E-commerce and woodworking brand has a unique bespoke product with very little direct competition. Founded in 2016, the company has a customer base of one-time owner/operators as well as large construction companies, national retailers and restaurant franchises.

The company is located in Fort Worth, TX and the asking price is $175,000. Gross income is $140,000 with cash flow of $58,000.

Vertical Educational Toys and Gifts

This e-commerce trademark is in the Vertical Educational Toys and Gifts focusing on both fun and educational toys. Founded in 2019, the company saw 221% sales growth in its first year. It also provides digital products to cater to the growing educational segment of the industry. The average net profit margin is 15% and the gross profit margin is a solid 64%.

The company is located in Tampa, Florida, and the asking price is $300,000. Gross income is $620,105 with cash flow of $93,515.

stone engraving company

Founded in 2009, this home-based business Air Purifier Brand eComm had 12 years of continuous profitable operation. Most sales come from the company’s website with a high number of repeat customers. Engraved stones are a keepsake for everything from headstones to garden stones, address markers, corporate stones, religious (biblical) stones, wedding gifts, and more.

The company is located in Washington State and the asking price is $225,000. Gross income is $106,000 with cash flow of $67,000.

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Have you checked Craigslist/Gumtree/Kijiji/Facebook Marketplace lately? Used bike prices have gone crazy. Completely crazy. I see people selling used bikes way above the MSRP of a new bike, and I see the ads disappear, so I presume they get their asking price.

Maybe they are not. But even if these money-crazed lunatics reduce their bike prices to slightly more reasonable figures before selling, anyone shopping in the used bike market knows that it’s nigh on impossible to find a bargain from our days. With dealer inventory low over the past two years, the supply/demand curve has driven up the price of used machines, and dealers themselves are contributing to the problem. I know of at least two local dealers who have their own salespeople who scour used listings, buy bikes to resell in their stores with inflated price tags. The days of finding a properly functioning machine for $1,000 to $1,500 seem long gone.

However, if you are willing to spend a little more than that, you can find yourself one of the best deals on the used market today: a vintage Honda Gold Wing. While these machines were at the top of the price list in their day, their price has come down significantly in recent years, and a bike like the 1983 GL1100 seen here is now one of the most affordable machines available, practically speaking. They’ve done a complete flip-flop on price, and if you’re looking for a good used bike, you could do a lot worse, because it’s still a machine with a lot of history, and still reliable if properly maintained. .

Look at all that shiny trim. Look at the. If you’re buying a vintage fender, try to buy something with clean, rust-free chrome, as there are a lot of small bits that will take a long time to clean. Photo: Cycle Trader

A tough start

Nowadays, people think of Gold Wings as a bike for long miles or a bike for carrying a passenger (especially if you want to carry a passenger and long miles). This was not always the case. When the original Honda GL1000 debuted in 1975, the flat-four looked like it came from some weird muscle bike. It was a radical departure from the standard Japanese format of parallel-twin or inline-four engines, like something you’d see on a solid European-built tourer, but with extra cylinders grafted in. It was a massive engine for that era, but it wasn’t designed for drag strips like the Z1 900.

Although it looked like a bike brute, this motor was built for serious work, not thrills, and the styling backed it up. The original GL1000 seemed to continue the lines of great British luxury motorcycles like the best from Brough Superior or Vincent. It wasn’t boring, but it wasn’t a bold design either. It felt like a bike you would have raced hard all day, in comfort, and it did.

When buyers discovered what a reliable tourer the original Gold Wing was, they started adding windshields and bags, through the aftermarket at first (Vetter made a lot of money here, but also other companies).

The GL1100 was available bare from the factory, but most examples came with gigantic bodywork installed. Most owners also added stereos and other accessories. Photo: Cycle Trader

Dressed for success

Honda saw how popular aftermarket fairings and luggage were and began selling its own dressed up version of the Gold Wing when it upgraded to the GL1100 model in 1980. First there was the Interstate tourer , and Honda soon added the Aspencade. These bikes rolled out of the factory with options that would have seemed like science fiction a few years earlier. Pneumatic suspension! Factory stereo! A CB radio, even, to help you dodge the county cops!

As the engine grew, so did the rest of the bike. Honda has always sold a stripped naked version, but the GL1100 never had the same look or muscle bike reputation as the GL1000. The Interstate weighed about 680 pounds dry, depending on the production year you purchased. The Aspencade exceeded 700 pounds. Even the unfaired Standard model weighed nearly 600 pounds before adding fuel.

However, at this point, riders were buying the Gold Wing because it represented the pinnacle of motorcycle touring, and the added weight (and expense) of all the accessories was just the price to pay. The GL1100 was the model that propelled the Gold Wing series into the market position it still holds today, more than 40 years after its introduction, and second-hand prices have remained high for many, many years in because of the reputation of the motorcycle, but also because of its mechanics. reliability. Now those prices have changed.

The GL1100 was one of the first motorcycles built by Honda in the United States, and this is probably a secondary reason for its enormous commercial success in the United States. Honda actually marketed this as an American-made bike, which no doubt assuaged the conscience of some longtime Harley-Davidson riders when they made the switch. Of course, those Harley riders also left behind Shovelheads, Ironheads, etc., and the reliability of the ‘Wing would have been a huge improvement. Photo: Cycle Trader

Break the miles

When the original Gold Wing made its debut in the mid-1970s, Japanese motorcycles were still building their reputation for reliability. Some of those old classics – the GS-series, the XS-series, the CB-series – all developed their own sequels based on their heavy-duty engines, but the Gold Wing was on top of them all. These days, it’s nothing to see one for sale with 100,000 miles on the clock, or maybe more, and still running.

However, while the motors and other hard parts are very sturdy, these bikes do age, which means the bodywork may be a bit damaged on a used example. Worse still, important electromechanical components may require you to remove that bodywork and even the engine for servicing. Basic work on anything in the heads isn’t bad as they drag in the breeze, but woe betide you if you have to access the charging system on the back. Like many other machines from the 80s, these get more and more suspect over time, and no mechanic will want to deal with them without charging you big bucks (at least you have guys like Steve Saunders to help you through this, with great Gold Wing resources available online).

This is partly why you see so many of these bikes being sold on the used market at low prices now, as opposed to the higher prices of yesteryear. The amount of extra labor costs to maintain these bikes, compared to simpler bikes of the same vintage, makes them less attractive to many buyers. Add in the “fatherly” styling of ’80s GLs, and you’ve got a supply/demand curve that’s the inverse of the rest of the used bike scene right now. The supply of these reliable machines is high, as many have been made and are still working. Demand is low because they are complicated to maintain, their once pleasing aesthetics have fallen out of favor, and they are a bit big and heavy.

That means you can always find one in the $2,500 range or even lower if you’re willing to put in some effort. And when you find one, you can do wonderful things with it, as seen below…

A low mileage find

After telling you about all those cheap, high-mileage Wings on the market, here’s something else – a not-so-cheap, low-mileage example.

The motorcycle in these photos is a 1983 Honda GL1100 Interstate, for sale in Florida with only 10,948 miles on the odometer. This is a one-owner, unrestored bike. Alas, the asking price is $7,900, so it’s not for your average cheap bike shopper…but at least if you’ve bought yourself a mangled GL from the 80s, you can get a good idea of ​​what it is at. what he looked like originally, in these photos! And if you really want to make an offer on this machine, contact the owner at the ad here.

However, if you’re not looking to spend $8,000 on an old ‘Wing? Check this link here, or apply search parameters similar to Craigslist or otherwise: look for a Gold Wing between $500 and $2,500. It’s amazing what is available in this price range, as this model 82 with a sleek look at a Wisconsin dealership for $1,995. It might take a few tweaks, but it should get you back and forth across the country as long as you make sure the mechanical systems are in good shape beforehand. Not bad, for a few thousand!

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s wholesale and retail sales increased 8.5% year-on-year (year-on-year) to RM117.2 billion in February 2022, according to the Department Statistics Malaysia (DOSM).

However, month-over-month (mom), the value of wholesale and retail trade sales fell 2.5% due to the 4.7% contraction in the wholesale trade sub-sector .

In a statement today, Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin attributed the best performance to the retail sub-sector which grew by 10.2% or RM4.5 billion to 48.8 billion from RM.

“Growth in the retail sub-sector was supported by retail sales at non-specialty stores which increased by 15.9% or RM2.5 billion to reach RM18.3 billion.

“Similarly, other groups within this sub-sector also recorded positive growth, namely retail sales of automotive fuels (+18.1%), retail sales of household goods (+9.8% ) and retail sales in specialized stores (+5.6%). ),” he said.

At the same time, retail sales of food, beverages and tobacco also increased by 8.6%, retail sales of cultural and recreational goods improved by 5.7%, retail sales excluding stores, stalls or markets increased by 25.9%, and retail sales in stalls and markets increased by 8.8%.

Wholesale also increased by 6.2% or RM3.3 billion to RM55.9 billion, with the growth attributed to other specialty wholesalers which increased by 6.0% to 22, RM3 billion.

“This was followed by wholesale food, drink and tobacco which increased by 9.2% to RM10.9 billion,” said Mohd Uzir, adding that the wholesale trade in materials raw agricultural and live animals also increased by 15.9% to RM4.7 billion. .

He noted that the motor vehicle subsector grew by 12.5% ​​or RM1.4 billion to reach RM12.5 billion in February 2022, attributed to sales of motor vehicle parts and accessories which increased. increased by 27% to RM3.5 billion.

The expansion was also supported by growth in motor vehicle maintenance and repair (+27.3%), motor vehicle sales (+3.3%) and the sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles (+5.1%).

Meanwhile, the Internet Retail Sales Index for February 2022 recorded 19.8% year-on-year growth. – Bernama

2b. Infografik Wholesale and Retail Trade Performance, Malaysia, February 2022

This Honda CB500 race bike was built in the 1970s by engineer Brian Brownrigg for Bolton based rider Chris Hawkes, the bike won three separate championships at the time, it was later slightly modified and registered for a road use.

The 1970s was a time when the European old guard of the motorcycle world was being beaten down by Japanese newcomers, upending decades of history and bringing the industry to rapid decline. Motorcycles like the Honda CB500 shown here have been key to that success.

Quick Facts – A Road-Legal Honda CB500 Champion

• The Honda CB500 was released in 1971 as the middleweight sister to the larger Honda CB750. Both models featured inline four-cylinder engines with a single overhead camshaft, two valves per cylinder and an electric starter.
• When released in Europe, the CB500 was praised by the press, its advanced engine producing power comparable to that of a 650cc twin, but it shared none of the leaks or reliability weaknesses of its British competitors.
• For many motorcyclists, the Honda CB750 was simply too big or too powerful, and so the lighter and cheaper CB500 was the ideal solution.
• The Honda CB500 race bike you see here was ridden competitively in the UK during the period, winning three separate championships at Three Sisters and it ran the Ace of Aintree Championship for a time.

The Honda CB750: An Industry-Transforming Superbike

The Honda CB750 was released in 1969 in response to US dealer demand for a larger capacity motorcycle to better challenge the dominant motorcycles from companies like Harley-Davidson, Triumph, Norton and BSA.

Like almost all 1970s racing bikes of this type, this CB500 has a full fairing with windscreen allowing optimum top speed in a straight line.

What no one knew at the time was that this new model would unleash a motorcycle tsunami that would topple many of the world’s top brands, fundamentally changing the motorcycle landscape forever.

Thanks to the incredible success of the CB750, Honda developed a new model based on the same architecture, but aiming to achieve in the middle-duty market what the CB750 had achieved in the heavy-duty market.

The Honda CB500: middleweight perfection

This new motorcycle would be the Honda CB500. It featured a new engine that looked very similar to its bigger brother, but used new block, barrel and head castings, with all new internals.

Like its larger predecessor, the CB500 was an inline-four with a single overhead cam operating eight valves, two per cylinder. It was equipped with four carburettors and the engine was built in one piece, with an electric starter and a front disc brake.

This engine now has a displacement of 550 cc, it is also fitted with a Yoshimura YH-2-1 camshaft, Honda CG pistons, a bank of four Mk2 Amal 20 mm carburettors and a kit of Kibblewhite valve springs.

Power output was a respectable 50 bhp and top speed was 185 km/h, both excellent figures for a motorcycle of this displacement at the time.

The CB500 produced as much power as many larger 650cc engined motorcycles, but without any leaks and without the hassle of using a starter to get it started every day. The model quickly became a best-seller and it wasn’t long before it started being modified for use on the race tracks.

Perhaps the most successful racing version of the CB500 was the one raced by Bill Smith at the Isle of Man TT in 1973, he won the 500cc TT Production race, finishing 8.2 seconds ahead of runner-up Stan Woods.

The 1977 Honda CB500 race bike shown here

The bike you see here is a highly modified Honda CB500, it was built by successful engineer and rider Brian Brownrigg for Bolton-based rider Chris Hawkes.

This bike has a well-stocked trophy cabinet, it won three separate championships at Three Sisters and led the Ace of Aintree championship among many other strong finishes.

Hawkes had some success at Aintree in the Ace of Aintree 500cc four-stroke championship and also raced at Cadwell Park. In 1982 the bike passed to new hands, in the years that followed it won three separate championships at Three Sisters and led the Ace of Aintree Championship.

During the winter of 1982 the bike received extensive mechanical maintenance including a ported cylinder head, white metal shell bearings and the crank stripped so that the connecting rods were polished and balanced.

It is now fitted with 20mm Mk2 Amal carburettors, a high performance Yoshimura YH-2-1 camshaft, Honda CG pistons, Kibblewhite valve spring kit and a 56mm rebore. giving a displacement of 550 cm3.

A few years later, in 1997, the bike was registered for the road for the first time, it retains its UK road registration, potentially making it an ideal weekend bike for B-road adventures.

If you want to know more about this unusual CB500 or register to bid you can click here – it is currently offered for sale in a live online auction by Collecting Cars.

Images courtesy of Collecting Cars

Ben has had his work featured on CNN, Popular Mechanics, Smithsonian Magazine, Road & Track Magazine, the Official Pinterest Blog, the Official eBay Motors Blog, BuzzFeed and many more.

Silodrome was founded by Ben in 2010, in the years since the site has become a global leader in the alternative and vintage automotive sector, with millions of readers around the world and several hundred thousand followers on social networks.

One of the less advertised benefits of being a PSMore the subscriber is the exclusive games at a reduced price. These are the yellow sale prices which are not available to those without a PS Plus. The discounts are often significant and worth tracking. Unfortunately, this is difficult from the PS Store itself, which is a long list of hard-to-filter games. Thankfully, below is a list of all PS Plus game discounts for April 7, 2022, which removes all non-PS Plus discounts.

Best PS Plus game discounts for today, April 7

Here are the best PS Plus game discounts for April 7:

Small Big Workshop

To $12.99 (down from the usual price of $14.99), Little Big Workshop is a cheap and cheerful strategy/simulation game where players are in charge of a magical factory. Described as “an open sandbox experience”, Little Big Workshop tasks players with delivering products to customers in an ever-changing market.

Ride 4

Coming to $12.49 (still discounted from $14.99), Ride 4 is a motorcycle racer that features hundreds of bikes, dozens of tracks, and a whole new level of realism. Check out the PlayStation LifeStyle review to find out what else this racing game gets so good at.

PS Plus Free Games

Three new free PS Plus games are now available to download for April. These are Hood: Outlaws and Legends, Slay the Spire, and SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated.

All PS Plus game discounts for April 2022

“Spring Sales”

• Ride 4 – Special Edition $19.99
• Rugby 20 $7.49
• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts and SGW3 Unlimited Edition $14.99
• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 – Arsenal Deluxe Edition $24.99
• Little Nightmares – Complete Edition $4.49
• Anthem $5.99
• Heart and slash $3.99
• Flying Soldiers (Game + Avatar Pack) $3.95
• Ghost Sync $8.99
• Ion conductor $3.59
• Itadaki Strike $5.99
• Shredded Alliance: Rage! $8.99
• Hentai Against Evil $4.99
• Hunting Simulator 2 Bear Hunter Edition $17.99
• Monster Truck Championship Rebel Hunter Edition $14.99
• Nascar 21: Ignition $29.99
• Nascar 21: Ignition – Champions Edition $44.99
• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction Deluxe Edition $24.99
• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction $19.99
• Golf with your friends $4.99
• Sand Kingdom Blacksmith $10.99
• WRC 8 Deluxe Edition FIA World Rally Championship $8.99
• Thief Simulator $9.99
• Torn Pixel 1989 $5.99
• Torn Pixel 1995 $11.99
• WRC 9 Deluxe Edition FIA World Rally Championship $14.99
• WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship $12.49
• Ride 4 $12.49
• Neighbors Back From Hell $9.74
• Drunken Fist $3.19
• Chronicles of Alvastia $6.74
• Anima: Gate of Memories $3.99
• Anima: Gate of Memories – The Nameless Chronicles $3.99
• Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype – Definitive Edition $3.99
• Street Power Football $7.49
• Immersed $3.74
• Warhammer: Chaosbane Magnus Edition $9.99
• Waves! $3.49
• Tennis World Tour – Legends Edition $3.74
• Tennis World Tour 2 $9.99
• Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition $4.49
• $13.99
• Elder Souls $9.99
• Empire of Angels IV $9.99
• $3.24
• Chronicle Bow $6.74
• Citizens Unite! : Earth x Space $14.99
• Clouds and Sheep 2 $0.99
• Townspeople – A Rebuilt Kingdom $14.99
• Timothy vs. Aliens (Game + Avatar Pack) $3.39
• A Paper Story $5.99
• Ace of the Luftwaffe – Squadron $3.74
• Ace of the Multiverse $3.14
• Dawn of Fear $4.49
• The Pillar: Escape the Puzzles $2.99
• The Sinking City: Necronomicon Edition $8.99
• The Unicorn Princess $4.99
• Nubla’s World $3.99
• The Five Convents $3.89
• $4.31
• Nubla 2 $6.14
• Overpass – Deluxe Edition $9.99
• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 Ultimate Edition $24.99
• Divine Hearts II $6.74
• Active Corsa Competition $13.99
• Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood Champion of Gaia $14.99
• Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood Champion of Gaia $14.99
• Windfolk: The Sky Is Only The Beginning $5.24
• Worms Rumble $2.99
• WRC 10 Deluxe Edition $31.99
• FIA World Rally Championship WRC 7 $2.99
• Sword and Fairy 6 $5.39
• Nothing (game + avatar pack) $3.99
• Tank Mechanic Simulator $9.99
• Macrotis: A Mother’s Journey $3.59
• Witch Trigger $8.99
• V-Rally 4 $4.49
• Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr – Imperfium Edition $8.24
• Warhammer: Chaosbane $7.49

Those still trying to hunt down a new PS5 console will want to catch up on the latest drops information in today’s PSLS PS5 restock update.

In other PlayStation news, the new Horizon Forbidden West update fixes legendary weapons and machine loot. Additionally, PSVR 2 games will be created with Unreal Engine 5.

This is happening even as we speak. The EV market is gradually and obviously expanding its footprint in India. Besides new brands, even mainstream bike and scooter manufacturers have jumped on the trend and are already setting the pattern for their EV portfolio for years to come. But from a buyer’s point of view, one of the most or probably the most important aspects of an electric vehicle is the range it offers. We’ve done quite a bit of research and here are the top five electric two-wheelers in India that offer the most range on paper.

Ranger Komaki

While a lot of electric two-wheelers are designed with a bit of a conservative approach, the Komaki Ranger seems to be the opposite. It gets a proper cruiser stance with original bodywork. Although electric, Komaki also slapped on fake exhaust pipes, more or less to mimic gas-powered ones.

The Komaki Ranger is priced at Rs 1,74,500 (Ex-showroom, Delhi) and is fitted with a 3.6 kWh battery that claims to be enough for 200 km. Additionally, the Ranger also gets features like LED lighting, Bluetooth compatibility, phone charging, reverse and even cruise control.

Hello S1

Perhaps one of the most talked about EVs right now, the Ola S1 Pro also makes the list. It is priced at Rs 1,29,999 (ex-showroom Bengaluru) and can be booked through Ola Electric official website only. That being said, the booking portal is only accessible once a month or two, so the waiting period is quite long.

The Ola S1 Pro is powered by a 3.97 kWh battery that offers a range of 181 km (ARAI). In terms of features, the Ola S1 Pro is equally loaded like its foes. You get LED light proximity lock/unlock, remote start lock, call alert, message alert, infotainment, side stand alert, anti-theft alert, geolocation, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and more.

Hero Electric NYX HX (dual battery)

The Hero Electric NYX HX has been on sale for quite some time now and it sells for Rs 67,540 (ex Delhi showroom). It has a very family-friendly design and looks like the NYX HX also has quite a lot of storage space.

Hero has fitted the NYX HX with a dual 1.5kWh battery and claims it has enough charge for 165km. Its list of features is quite basic but functional. You get LED lights, regenerative braking, a phone charging slot and a folding rear seat.

Okinawa iPraise+

Finally, the Okinawa iPraise Plus is also on the list. It gets quite sporty bodywork and has a youthful appeal. The asking price is set at Rs 1.5 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and the iPraise+ packs around 160km of range.

The electronics suite consists of LED front and rear light, gas suspension, fully digital LCD console and smartphone connectivity. You can purchase the Okinawa iPraise+ from the company’s official website.

RV400 Revolt

Next, in the electric scooter mix, the Revolt RV400 electric motorcycle makes a good variation. It is priced at Rs 1.24 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and is the only offering in the bike maker’s current portfolio. Revolt powered the RV400 with a 3.24kWh swappable lithium-ion battery that offers 156km of claimed range.

Feature-wise, you get an all-LCD dashboard and 4G connectivity. Plus, it also comes with Bluetooth connectivity to pair your smartphone and access details like trip history, battery status, range, and nearest swap station.

Fair Price Sale, organized by the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock to provide milk, eggs and meat at reasonable prices to the city’s poor and needy, proved to be not so fair, according to many consumers.

The initiative was taken to help those in need, but many affluent consumers were seen queuing to buy more than their fair share of produce at various fair-priced outlets in Dhaka on Monday.

The ministry chose 10 outlets in the city for the sales which started on Sunday. However, poor management of the sales process has been reported by many consumers.

Some managed to buy 4 to 5 kg of meat from the mobile vans while many had to leave empty-handed as the products were running out.

According to the rules, each person in line could buy a maximum of 1 kg of beef or mutton, 1 kg of chicken, a dozen eggs, two liters of milk. But some were seen buying 2-3 kg of meat, 5 liters of milk and 30 eggs at the Khamarbari sales centre.

As more and more people bought more produce, the Khamarbari outlet ran out of meat at 12 p.m. and milk and eggs at 12:45 p.m., leaving 12 shoppers still in the queue.

On the day the sale opened, Dr Monjur Mohammad Shahjada, Director General of the Department of Livestock Services, told The Business Standard that the initiative was taken mainly for the poor and needy.

Nurul Amin, a consumer, told TBS, “I came to buy the goods yesterday, but the sale was over by then. I couldn’t even buy meat after queuing at 11:30 a.m. today. today. They ran out of meat around 12 p.m..”

If those who have money buy 2-3 kg of meat, we will not be able to buy any, he said.

A person was seen buying 3kg of beef citing the name of a secretary. However, he did not mention which ministry the secretary belongs to.

When asked, salesman Mohammad Robin told TBS, “Look, a man came and took 3 kg of meat on behalf of a secretary. What can we do here?”

Another consumer, Liakat Ali, bought 2 kg of meat, 5 liters of milk and 30 eggs. He told TBS, “My house is in Kazipara area of ​​Mirpur. I noticed the outlet while riding my motorbike and bought some necessary items.”

Another customer, Jahid Hasan, said it was not possible for him to buy meat because the price was high in the market. “After queuing for 45 minutes, I was able to buy products. I asked for 1 kg of chicken, but I received half a kg. But I received 2 liters of milk”, a- he declared.

Jahid said there was noticeable mismanagement in the sale otherwise it shouldn’t end so soon.

Mainly, 10 spots have been selected for sale – Abdul Gani Road, Khamarbari Roundabout, Japan Garden City, Mirpur 60ft Road, Azimpur Maternity, Nayabazar in Old Dhaka, Arambag, Notun Bazar, Kalshi and Jatrabari.

In mobile vans, a liter of pasteurized milk was priced at Tk60, beef at Tk550, mutton at Tk800, dressed broiler chicken at Tk200 per kg and four eggs at Tk30.

Sales will continue from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. until 28 Ramadan.

However, sales at two locations – Japan City Garden and Jatrabari – were suspended on Monday due to vehicle issues.

Khamarbari outlet supervisor Sanowar Hossain said some 100kg of beef, 20kg of mutton, 100kg of chicken, 1,500 pieces of eggs and 200 liters of milk were brought in today.

However, the beef sold out quickly as there was a huge crowd at the start. People from far away received 2 kg of meat instead of the usual amount.