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Charging ahead: what you need to know about buying, or renting, an e-bike in Australia

Charging ahead: what you need to know about buying, or renting, an e-bike in Australia Gary Nunn You may have seen a change in your town or city recently as roads, share paths, bike lanes and pavements host a relatively new and soaringly popular type of vehicle: the electric bike. By now, you’ve probably had your takeaway food delivered on one, or seen the vibrant red or purple bikes popping up on city streets, available to rent in new dockless share-bike schemes. An increasing number of Australians are buying e-bikes for themselves too. “Globally speaking, this craze isn’t unique – Australia has a lot of catching up to do,” Matt Turner, the founder of retailer 99 Bikes tells Guardian Australia, citing higher uptake in Europe and New Zealand. “There’s still a car culture here. But e-bikes are changing that as people who swore off cycling are realising that longer journeys can be done quickly and easily on one.”

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Deeply disappointed : Cyclists lose battle for new bike lane in Manly

Deeply disappointed : Cyclists lose battle for new bike lane in Manly We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Deeply disappointed : Cyclists lose battle for new bike lane in Manly Normal text size Advertisement Plans to block traffic for a new bike lane in Manly have been shelved after an outcry from residents and businesses. Northern Beaches Council has backed away from a proposal to build a cycleway along The Corso and Darley Road in Manly and reduce the speed limit. Northern Beaches Council has scaled back plans to build a cycleway in Manly after feedback from the community.

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