We saw these Pedego bikes at the Minnesota State Fair and Tammy saw they had a rental option in Denver. We got a couple of Element Fat Tire bikes and took Cherry Creek Trail to the city limit and back, just over 20 miles.

This was Tammy’s first time on an electric bike and she thought it was fun. It was also a much more “assisted” ebike than I had used before. We didn’t love the Element, mostly because the geometry was super compact, but it was still an awesome time.

We stopped at the Cherry Creek shopping area on our way back. Twenty years ago when we went there it had a bunch of art galleries and such. Sadly, it didn’t have any of that unique character anymore.

Two red fat-tire electric bikes parked beside the Denver Parks and Recreation Cherry Creek Trail entrance sign on a sunny day. Two orange Pedego Element fat-tire electric bikes with blue and red rims parked on a paved trail stretching through open grassland under a clear blue sky. Steel footbridge over a rocky waterfall cascade on Cherry Creek, surrounded by cottonwood trees under a clear blue sky. Cyclist in a race jersey and helmet rides a road bike across a red-decked bridge on a paved trail, while another person stands beside two red fat-tire bikes nearby