Sunday’s rainy but robustly attended Bike the Drive saw the typical vast array of cycles gliding up and down the lakefront, including the increasingly popular e-bikes.
Sunday’s rainy but robustly attended Bike the Drive saw the typical vast array of cycles gliding up and down the lakefront, from steel-framed cruisers to carbon fiber racers and everything in between.
“E-bikes make it easier for riders of all ages and abilities to get around and help people make longer trips with ease,” said Erica Schroeder, spokeswoman for the Chicago Department of Transportation. “They have been a very popular addition to the Divvy fleet and a major part of why bike share has been able to expand into more Chicago neighborhoods.”
“What this bike did is take me back to when I was a kid and I rode my bike all over the place, wherever I wanted to go, miles and miles and miles,” said Julia Watt, who splits her time between downtown and Wheaton. “In recent years, I was getting to where 6 miles was exhausting. Now I can go 35, 40 without being too tired.”
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