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  <title>An E-bike Loaves and Fishes Tale:  From 13 bikes to 13,000</title>
  <description>&amp;quot;When I read in 2020 that Colorado ran a pilot program to give away just 13 e-bikes, I scoffed. What difference could that possibly make? Now I have to eat my bike helmet.&amp;quot; - Wendy Ring, Cool Solutions Producer and Host.&amp;amp;nbsp; Turns out that mini-pilot laid the foundation for Denver's wildly successful e-bike program by proving that e-bikes cut car trips and emissions and that low income folks want to ride them. Denver's program became the model for a statewide program.&amp;amp;nbsp; That &amp;quot;e&amp;quot; also stands for equity, as removing economic barriers to bikes builds pressure to address unsafe streets in low income neighborhoods. &amp;amp;nbsp;Guests: Christian Willis, Colorado Energy Office Rachel Hultin, Bicycle Colorado Frieda Mitchell &amp;amp; Darnell Robinson, Can Do CO participants Mike Salisbury Denver Office of Climate Action Sustainability and Resilience Ash Lovell, People for Bikes </description>
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