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You know, when you hit the links to play around a golf, there are a few ways to get around. You can walk, old school, but tiring. You can pull your equipment around in a cart, unwieldy and tiring, or you can hop on a golf cart. That last one seems to be the preferred choice of many a golfer, and while carts may be somewhat fun to drive, rules about keeping them on paved

paths.

The norm at many courses can make travel between T's tedious.

Enter electric bikes.

Because, of course, the new frontier in e-bikes appears to be e-bike golf carts.

Washington-based fairway bikes is hoping to lure cart-loving golfers onto their

three-wheeled machines, which they launched recently. Fairway calls them game-changing, and well,

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