ElectroBike Georgia Consolidates on the Atlanta Beltline

ATLANTA – ElectroBike Georgia, greater Atlanta’s one-stop destination for all things related to electric bicycles, has consolidated its sales, rentals and service into one location. Those interested in trying and/or buying an e-bike, will find ElectroBike Georgia at 151 Sampson Street, Atlanta, GA 30312, in the landmark Atlanta Bicycle Barn structure adjacent to the Atlanta Beltline. www.bikebarnatlanta.com, www.electrobikega.com

“While we originally had a separate sales location on North Druid Hills Road, we found it was confusing to some of our customers that rentals were only available at our Beltline shop, while repairs were offered in the sales office,” said Eric Hunger, owner of ElectroBike Georgia. “It just made sense to consolidate all of our services into the large, iconic Atlanta Bicycle Barn building. Our customers love the opportunity to rent, buy and service their e-bikes in one location. Also, the Atlanta Beltline is an ideal place to enjoy an e-bike ride, and ElectroBike Georgia is one of the only e-bike shops located directly on the Beltline,” he said.

In addition to hourly rentals of both traditional bicycles and e-bikes, ElectroBike Georgia sells over 20 models of e-bikes from a variety of leading brands for riders of all ages and experience levels, as well as accessories. Nearly all electric bicycles feature a rechargeable, Lithium-ion battery, which powers a quiet electric motor. E-bikes can be operated as traditional bicycles, but with the flip of a switch, the rider can turn on the pedal assist feature or operate a throttle for an effortless ride. This versatility makes e-bikes an affordable transportation solution, as well as an enjoyable recreational option for people of all ages.

Hunger brought the ElectroBike brand to Georgia in 2016. In addition to namesake brand, the Sampson Street shop sells e-bikes from bikes from Velotric, Gazelle, Yamaha, Monday Motor Bikes and more. Offered in a variety of styles and sizes, these bikes are ideal for commuting, running errands and recreation.

“With the Atlanta Beltline and the metro area’s expanding trail system, recreational bicycling is more popular than ever, and avoiding some of our city’s traffic woes by using e-bikes is really catching on,” said Hunger. “People like the security of knowing they have power available to tackle Atlanta’s hills, or to return to their starting point after a vigorous recreational ride. Also, many of my customers enjoy bicycling as a family since e-bikes enable people of all ages to ride together.”

The Atlanta Bicycle Barn is located on Sampson Street, and is open every day for sales and rentals. Store locations, hours, products, accessories and more can be found at www.bikebarnatlanta.com.