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How A $100 Bike Changed One Person's Life
03 Aug 2024 | Abstracted from Bike Portland
"I ended up buying a used craigslist bike from some guy in Tigard for like $100 just because people riding bikes around my neighborhood looked like they were having a pretty good time.."The ebike has taken my radius of what I can accomplish – including commuting to and from work – and expanded it by several times...It really has replaced about 99% of my car trips."
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