Pre-order sales begin
01/26/08 00:35 Filed in: Sales
We are building up stock on various items. We have
eZee kits on the way, LiFePO4 batteries, Xtracycle
Freeradical kits, folding bikes, and electric assist
bikes.
We are building out our product pages with all the gory details as fast as we can, so keep your eyes out there. Our shopping cart will be coming soon, too.
In the meantime, we are offering a pre-order discount of 15-20% on many items including the folding bikes and the electric assist bikes. So now is the time to save big by pre-ordering. For more information about pre-sales orders, please drop us a line.
We are building out our product pages with all the gory details as fast as we can, so keep your eyes out there. Our shopping cart will be coming soon, too.
In the meantime, we are offering a pre-order discount of 15-20% on many items including the folding bikes and the electric assist bikes. So now is the time to save big by pre-ordering. For more information about pre-sales orders, please drop us a line.
Replacing two car trips per week....
01/15/08 09:56 Filed in: Environment
Recently I saw a discussion on another website about
peak oil. Someone there was deriding the
"environmentalists" who want us "to all use bikes".
He was saying "that is not a realistic solution".
Perhaps there is no single solution to our current
mess of oil dependency. Perhaps, however, if we
combine solutions, we will make a dent in this thing.
I came up with the charts below to show what would happen if 1/3 of the USA population replaced only 2 car trips per week with a bike trip using an electric assist bike. The bottom line is that this would save 5.5 billion gallons of gas, prevent the release of 59 million tons of CO2 and save $17 billion dollars, keeping them in American's pockets rather than sending them overseas.
Maybe this is just a drop in the bucket, but 5.5 billions of gas is a mighty big drop. Could 100 million Americans bike an average of 30 miles per week? It doesn't seem like a stretch.
Here is the table on which the calculations are based:
Bike-vs-car-trips (PDF)
I came up with the charts below to show what would happen if 1/3 of the USA population replaced only 2 car trips per week with a bike trip using an electric assist bike. The bottom line is that this would save 5.5 billion gallons of gas, prevent the release of 59 million tons of CO2 and save $17 billion dollars, keeping them in American's pockets rather than sending them overseas.
Maybe this is just a drop in the bucket, but 5.5 billions of gas is a mighty big drop. Could 100 million Americans bike an average of 30 miles per week? It doesn't seem like a stretch.
Here is the table on which the calculations are based:
Bike-vs-car-trips (PDF)
Introducing the Anyrider Folding bike
01/13/08 13:03 Filed in: Products
We've started to put up our product pages, so you can
see what's on the way. Please drop us a line if you
see something you're interested in, we'll be giving
discounts to folks who pre-order.
The shopping cart will be here soon!
The shopping cart will be here soon!