Name: Bicycling Surge: Interest in Biking Grows During Pandemic; We Discuss Bike Trails, Safety & More
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Bicycling Surge: Interest in Biking Grows During Pandemic; We Discuss Bike Trails, Safety & More

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© 2022 Maine PublicPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsBicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep&nbsp;up&nbsp;with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely.&nbsp; We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the state.Guests&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ResourcesStay Connected

© 2022 Maine PublicPlay Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsBicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep&nbsp;up&nbsp;with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely.&nbsp; We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the...

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