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Old 03-20-19, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by KraneXL
Counterpoint: They're new. And like all trends, there's a bandwagon approach at first before the newness wears off and it fades into the distance. Recall the moped, for example?
I'' m thinking it's more than a short run trend. I think bikes unlike mopeds actually provide as much exercise as you want and doesn't require licensing. It also appeals to commuters, mom/dads w/kids, errand runners, people in less than great physical shape, older people or people with physical limitations that may not be able to pedal up the 14% grade hill without assist. I think the market is huge and ebikes sales will be strong for years to come.

With that being said, I wish I still had my old moped, that was cool!
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