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Philly's Indego Bike Share Goes Electric
Bike share riders in Philadelphia will have the option of trying something a little zippier.
"Like Bob Dylan at the Newport Folk Festival, Indego has gone electric, adding 10 pedal-assist bicycles to its bike share fleet," reports Jim Saksa.
"Indego is piloting the motorized bicycles over the next two months before a larger deployment," adds Sakasa. Local officials launched the new electric-assist bikes on Thursday.
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