Electric Bike Adds to Transportation Options

Does the prospect of laboring up Orcas’ inclines deter you from bicycle-riding as a means of transport?

Kari Schuh, who sometimes commutes to Moran Park where her husband Jim is a Park Ranger, recently acquired a HEBB electrical-power assisted bike after researching her options.

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It is the goal of Hebb E-Bikes to be the most customer-focused electric bicycle company in the world. Our focus (and ultimately our success) is listening to our customers, and responding to their needs. The Hebb brand is no newcomer to electric-powered lifestyle equipment.

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Three Rivers set to add electric bikes to trail mix

Karen Howells, 52, of Long Lake, says “most people don’t even realize that it’s an electric bike until I come right up on them.” The bike can go 20 miles per hour; a charged battery powers it for 10 to 25 miles without pedaling.

As e-bikes begin to catch on, more parks must decide if they belong on the trails with classic bikes.

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E-bike a new twist on cycling for Summit County

Any cyclist who's pedaled and panted his way up Swan Mountain Road or Boreas Pass knows hills can prove to be daunting obstacles. But Bill Hebb is selling a new product around town that could make those arduous climbs fly by: an electric bike.

“I fly past people in Spandex going uphill,” Hebb said with a grin on his face.

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By BRIAN PEARSON, Business Editor

William Hebb both pedals and peddles bicycles.

As an avid cyclist, the 57-year-old Hebb loves to put in miles on his road bike. As a salesman of a Chinese-made electric bike, he enjoys riding around Tyler on the product as a way of exposing it to potential buyers.

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An energy efficient "set of wheels"

By Morgan Chesky, KLTV.com

Uncertain energy costs, the green movement and personal fitness trends—three reasons people are looking for other ways to get around. But an East Texas man claims he's found the answer. This new way of getting from point a to point b can be easy and fun.

"You ride it like a regular bicycle. It looks like a regular bicycle," said Bill Hebb.

But this bike is anything but regular.

"This is the Electric Glide 500."

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Bicycle creators promise to help the environment and get people fit

By Lindsay Landry, KETKNBC.com

TYLER - Many people have already given up on their New Year's Resolution to get fit. But a brand new Tyler company has found a way to make exercise something to look forward to, instead of dreading.

While spending some time in China, Bill Hebb noticed most people over there weren't driving cars, but instead riding bicycles. But they weren't any regular bikes, they were electric bikes.

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