Chargin’ at San Francisco Hills with Electric Jump Bikes
Recorded on March 2, 2018. Jump Bikes is a newer bike share program that launched in San Francisco. They use electric assist bikes so you can reach speeds up to 20mph. I rode around the city with the CEO of Jump Bikes Ryan Rzepecki to learn about the company.
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