8. Language use. Electric bikes available for hire in England.(2013)

 

An unusual bicycle hire scheme is hoping to attract more visitors theinonto England’s Peak District. Visitors and people whichwhoswhosewho houses are located in this hilly area of central and northern England can now hire electric bikes to lookto investigateto watchto explore the countryside.

Jenny Hill from BBC news reports:
It may look like any other bike, but the clue is in the sound. What you can hear is a battery powered motor that tooktakenwill takestakes away all the effort. The bikes can get up to 15 miles anainon hour. What was once a mountain is suddenly a molehill.

Steve Garadis shares his opinion:
In Britain at the moment, most people don’t really know whatthatwhosewho an electric bike is and what it can do. It’s just like normal cycling, but with an extra boost that pushes you up the hills. It means you
not have tonot to havedon't havedon't have to worry about headwinds. You don’t get horribly sweaty.

 

Jenny Hill says:
At this cafe, you can hire the bikes, you can also rechargingalso rechargealso to rechargerecharge also them. The batteries go ongoes ongo offgo for about 40 miles. Other local businesses offer similarjust likesamelike services. What you won’t spotspot onspottedspots here are cars. In fact, they did just openwere just openhave just openedjust opened up old railway tunnels to keep this trail
traffic free.