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Because of the energy crisis, hybrid vehicles are booming these days. With respect to cars, hybrid usually refers to engines that use electricity and gasoline. The combination of both gets you more gas mileage. As an example the 2008 Toyota Prius, a well-known hybrid car, gets 48 miles per gallon as oppose to a comparable 4-cylinder non-hybrid car, like the Honda Civic, that gets 36 miles per gallon. The point is hybrid technology lets you to cover more grounds for a given set of resources, gasoline in this case.

In the bicycling world, the term hybrid refers to bicycles with electric motors. The traditional push pedaling made easy with electricity. Instead of higher gas mileage, you get more miles pedaling and best yet, you don’t have to buy gas (because it’s a bicycle). Continue reading ‘Let's Go Hybrid: The Izip and Ezip Electric Bicycles’ »

Fuel prices are going very high? No need to worry – with an electric scooter No need to depend on a fuel any more. As people start driving electric scooters, they find more and more reasons to like them. They’re realistic, easy to park and get great mileage. With gasoline price raising day by day, the fame of playful, fuel-efficient electric scooters has climbed. According to industry experts, last years sales have double compared to a year ago.

The scooter fan enjoys the feel of scooting which many people compare to skating on land. For those who live downtown, scooters make the everyday travel fun and easy, and most models are dense enough to be taken onto public transport and then stored under a desk for the rest of the working day – and you can recharge the battery. Continue reading ‘Electric Scooters: Love at first ride’ »