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E-Bicycle in Arizona
Re: E-Bicycle in Arizona
I met a fellow e-bker on the way home tonight while riding my peddle bicycle. He really likes his and has the 48 volt model. They let him plug in at his work location, they can spare the dime.
I also just bought another e-bike since the family I let borrow my 2 battery pack model liked it so much they paid me for it. The whole family loves and uses it.
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Re: E-Bicycle in Arizona
the 2 electric bicycles are so nice and handy that I have loaned them out everyday that I have owned them. I love to use human power so I don't mnd at all. I ride my bicycle about 20 miles each way to and from work daily.
I loaned one out for an Earthday event. I used one at a 2 day early earthday event and have a local school that wanted to see and learn about clean transportation. I just might buy a 3rd so I have at least one around for school events like that.
PS none have had any problem so far. They are a very good choice. Of course when I do get mine and ride them I leave the electric off and peddle. It's just there if I need it, why waste it and miss a chance for more exercise ?
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There are some real nice electric bicycles now for sale in Arizona. I checked them out a few weeks ago and now have 2. They are real sturdy, safe and work better than any I have ever tried. They look and feel like a small motorcycle.
I want to use them to test new battery types like A123 Lithium, Altair nano lithium and Valence Safion lithium batteries. It would cost a forture in a car but will be very affordable in a light efficient bicycle.
Check out the story with pictures here : http://www.asuwebdevil.com/issues/2008/03/27/news/704380
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