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First e-bike library launches in Noosa

Zero Emissions Noosa Inc. (ZEN), together with EcoTekk Noosa, e bike library is for Noosa residents who would like to try an e-bike to select the best model for them.

Residents can ‘try before they buy’ to increase people’s knowledge of e-bikes and break down misconceptions.

The library is starting out with five bikes that can be used for shopping trips, work commutes or taking children to schools.

There is a folding bike for commuters, and an e-tricycle. The bikes can be fitted with cargo baskets, panniers or child seats, and helmets and locks will be provided.

This first e-bike library in Queensland is funded by the Qld. Government’s Bike Riding Encouragement Program (BREP).

The loan period if two weeks. Loans are free, but borrowers need to take out membership with Bicycle Queensland which includes personal accident and public liability.

EcoTekk Noosa, a well-known local e-bike company, provides the technical support needed to keep the bikes well maintained, as well as transporting bikes to and from the borrowers. Riders also receive a briefing covering topics such as how and where to ride, and road safety before they hit the paths.

Check out the e bike library at the ZEN EV & Electrify Everything, Sunday 22 June, 9am – 1pm in Sunshine Beach Rd. Noosa Junction or ebikes@zeroemissionsnoosa.com or check out details on the ZEN Inc. website: www.zeroemissionsnoosa.com.au/ebike-library

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