Esel’s latest e-bike is guaranteed to turn heads—in more ways than one.

The company’s latest city model, the eUrban, is one of the stylish battery-powered two-wheelers we’ve seen as of late. Much of this is to do with the bicycle’s frame, which is made from ash wood.

We’ve seen e-bikes that prioritize performance or technological innovation, but are less focused on looking cool. And that’s just what the eUrban does, thanks to its Hollow Tec Wood Frame. But the unorthodox feature, which the Austrian company has previously used on gravel and mountain models, does serve more of a purpose than simply looking good. The CNC-machined hollow ash wood structure tamps down on micro-vibrations in a way that aluminum, steel, and even carbon-fiber frames can’t, resulting in a ride that is unusually quiet and smooth.

We know what you’re thinking: what happens if the frame gets wet? The structure features a multi-layer, marine-grade finish, similar to that found on boat hulls. This finish has been able to withstand weather-related damage on past models. A wooden frame can also be repaired and restored should an accident happen, something which can’t be said about those made of carbon fiber.

The use of wood isn’t without its disadvantages, though, namely one of weight. Two versions of the eUrban, the Basic and the Performance, will be available at launch, both of which are on the heavy side. The former tips the scales at 40.8 pounds, while the latter weighs in at 36.8 pounds. Just something potential riders will want to keep in mind, especially if their daily commute involves having to traverse several flights of stairs.

While the wood frame is what separates the eUrban from its peers, it’s far from all that bike has to offer. Both versions include a silent rear-hub motor that makes an adequate 30 ft lbs of torque, a 350-Wh battery, a carbon fork, Shimano two-piston brakes, and Schwalbe G-ONE tires. The Performance features a Shimano 11-speed transmission, a carbon seat post, and carbon wheels, modifications that combine to cut four pounds from its weight.

If you’re looking for something on the stylish end of the spectrum, the eUrban can be ordered now through the Esel website. The Basic model starts at 3,990 Euros (about $4,700) and the performance at 4,990 Euros ($5,900).