Obviously because of how they targeted people and not that they targeted a demographic. 13.5% of the population has access to $300, which is fine but is probabl

Obviously because of how they targeted people and not that they targeted a demographic. 13.5% of the population has access to $300, which is fine but is probably not a the typical market for expensive bikes, and $300 will only get you 5-20% off (not including a helmet). A lot of these programs are made to sound good on campaign platforms but don’t do much at all IRL Finding a way to subsidize conversion kits + local shops to do it would be a good way to actually help poor people https://www.autoevolution.com/news/skarper-s-revolutionary-e-bike-conversion-kit-may-be-the-best-that-money-will-buy-196485.html https://www.autoevolution.com/news/skarper-s-revolutionary-e...