ElectroBike will be at the Chastain Park Arts Festival May 11-12

ElectroBike Georgia (www.electrobikega.com), the largest retailer of electric bicycles in the Southeast, will have e-bike models, e-scooters and information available at a number of upcoming festivals throughout the metro Atlanta area beginning this spring. Those interested or simply curious about electric bicycles and scooters can examine several models and ask the ElectroBike team questions at:

• Chastain Spring Arts and Crafts Festival May 11-12
• Piedmont Park Arts Festival, Aug. 17-18
• Buckhead Arts Festival, Sept. 21-22
• Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival, Sept. 28-29

All of the festivals will be presented by Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, http://www.affps.com.

“We love to bring our e-bikes and e-scooters to outdoor events so people can learn more about these fun and affordable recreation and transportation alternatives,” said Eric Hunger, president of ElectroBike Georgia. “Atlanta is the ideal electric bike city. With our mild climate and extensive trail system, people can enjoy bicycling for fun, or use bikes as an efficient transportation alternative. Electric bicycles eliminate the number one barrier to bicycling in Atlanta: our hills. They can be ridden like traditional bicycles, but with the flip of a switch the rider has access to pedal assist or throttle power for an effortless ride, even uphill. My team and I have researched the top electric bicycle and scooter brands on the market today and are excited to offer an expanded selection of styles, equipment and accessories at our two Atlanta stores.”

ElectroBike Georgia’s flagship store is located in the Brighten Park Shopping Center near North Druid Hills Road and I-85. The showroom is open Tuesday-Sunday for sales and service. The Beltline store is located on Sampson Street, and is open every day for sales and rentals. Store locations, hours, products, accessories and more can be found at www.electrobikega.com or www.atlbikebarn.com.