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San Gabriel Valley Expands Subsidized E-Bike Rental Program with New Cargo Models

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The GoSGV program, operated by ActiveSGV and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, added five new models to its fleet of budget e-bikes. These new additions include two cargo bikes from Riese & Müller: the Load5 60 and the Carrie2. The bikes are available to qualifying members, who must reside in an “Equity City” or meet specific household income criteria. The new cargo e-bikes are rentable for $35 per month on three-month terms.

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The program provides affordable access to specialized cargo e-bikes for residents in the San Gabriel Valley. The availability of these subsidized rentals supports local mobility initiatives and expands the fleet offered to low-income and equity members.

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  • Pepe JimenezVisited ActiveSGV headquarters in El Monte to view the new cargo e-bikes.
  • El MonteLocation of ActiveSGV headquarters.

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