With the price of gasoline being well over $2.00 a gallon and rising almost daily,
The Gas Powered Bicycle comes like a breath of fresh air. Getting over 125 miles per gallon and traveling up to 45 m
August 7, 2005 (Press Release) --
Can you imagine going almost 6 weeks before stopping at your local gas station to fill up? The thought is preposterous to most people as more and more Americans are spending hundreds of dollars a week on gasoline simply to go back and forth from work. However, it's a reality to owners of Gas Powered Bicycles. Just one of the many ways that creative Americans are finding to get around the high price of gasoline, today.
"That $2.00 PLUS price tag that you pay for one gallon doesn't seem to hurt as badly when that gallon lasts for several weeks," says Will West, owner of a Gas Powered Bicycle. "I'm saving $120 to $170 a month in gas that I was spending just to drive back and forth to work in a car. This bike has paid for itself in the first few months that I owned it."
As more and more Americans are searching for viable alternatives to the rising gasoline prices that have become inevitable, the Gas Powered Bicycle is rising in popularity. It travels up to 45 miles per hour and doesn't require a license or registration in most states.
To schedule an interview or to get more information, please call (480) 782-7648 or (877) 890-7703. To see the Gas Powered Bicycle, please visit: http://www.GasPoweredBikes.com
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"That $2.00 PLUS price tag that you pay for one gallon doesn't seem to hurt as badly when that gallon lasts for several weeks," says Will West, owner of a Gas Powered Bicycle. "I'm saving $120 to $170 a month in gas that I was spending just to drive back and forth to work in a car. This bike has paid for itself in the first few months that I owned it."
As more and more Americans are searching for viable alternatives to the rising gasoline prices that have become inevitable, the Gas Powered Bicycle is rising in popularity. It travels up to 45 miles per hour and doesn't require a license or registration in most states.
To schedule an interview or to get more information, please call (480) 782-7648 or (877) 890-7703. To see the Gas Powered Bicycle, please visit: http://www.GasPoweredBikes.com
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