Bikes Mean Business to Our Community

March 15, 2016

Bike Walk Greenville Board Member Amy Ryberg Doyle talks about how Bikes Mean Business and Greenville Spinners Board Member Steve Baker cites statistics of the economic benefits of bikes in our Upstate community. An excellent video worth watching!

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