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Serena Williams Is Unbreakable: 'I'm A Thong Girl Now' | Uncovered | Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
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The Leeds Electric Bike Kit Story
Every great company has a great story and Leeds Bicycle Solutions is no exception. We began with a desire to fix a problem. We wanted to improve the bicycle commuting experience and make riding a bike easier or like it was when we were kids - simple and fun. Some of my best memories are of when I would ride my bike after school when I was a little kid. Some memories stand out more than others and many of mine involve riding my bike. When I was nine years old I lived on an Air Force Base in Virginia. I would save my allowance and do extra chores for my mom so that I could buy a pack of baseball cards once a week. I loved the Baltimore Orioles, Atlanta Braves, and New York Yankees. Cal Ripken once gave me a high five at a baseball game and I thought it was by far the coolest experience. I memorized players' stats and told everyone current baseball events as if that's all that mattered in the world. As soon as I had enough money each week, I would hop on my bike and pedal as fast as possible to the baseball card shop about two miles from my house. I'd take a shortcut through the forest, zip along the road, and cut through neighbors' back yards. I'd spend a few minutes guessing which pack had the best cards in it and then I'd buy it quickly. I'd pop the stale stick of gum from the Topps pack of cards and then flip through looking for my favorite players, particularly Cal Ripken. Those days are long gone, but the memories feel as if they were yesterday. When I was in my twenties, a bike became a necessary means of transportation and a means to serve others. I rode to and from college campus on my bike in order to pinch pennies. I ate Top Ramen for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. After my first year of school I served a two-year ecclesiastical mission for my church in Honduras. As we served local communities following the devastation of Hurricane Mitch in 1998, we borrowed bicycles to reach homes that were far from a small pueblo called Talanga. Bikes were the only means of transportation that allowed us to reach those in spiritual and physical need. At 30 I wanted to raise money for the children of deceased veterans. These veterans motivated me to work with the Freedom Alliance and raised money for scholarships by riding my bike from Quebec, Canada to Key West, Florida in just over a month. We did not raise much, but I know it meant something to the recipients of the money. It meant that their mothers and fathers who served their country and sacrificed so much are not and will never be forgotten. Later, as I got older, had kids, and fell into what seemed like the rat race of commuting to and from work every day, I felt like something was missing. It took an accident for me to figure out what was missing. While I was in the Army, I made the mistake of injuring my right foot. My injury was bad enough that it was considered career-ending. I was told I would not be able to run again and I faced the challenges we all do at some point in our lives of having a body unable to perform as it did when we were young. So I was determined to make the best of my situation and I began commuting to work with my bicycle. It gave me a new found freedom since I could not run and do many things like before. The problem I faced was being able to bike like I used to. It was difficult to put all my weight on my foot when I was climbing hills to and from work on the bike. So I began looking for a biking solution. That solution was found in European and Asian cultures of commuting to work. I discovered electric bikes. The problem I found with electric bikes was the associated costs, absurd designs, and poor performance in most systems. I set out to create an electric bike conversion kit that was affordable and could be installed on any bicycle, essentially a kit that would convert your old bike into a brand new electric bike that was powered by well respected lithium-ion battery manufacturers like Panasonic and Samsung. A bike that would give you the ability to ride like a kid again. After a large effort, huge costs, and eventually a great product, we decided to take the kit to market by launching a crowdfunding campaign on kickstarter.com. My wife, kids, and I had fun making a cheesy homemade video (see below) to launch the product. This was a fun venture and looking back is a little embarrassing to say the least, but I suppose that is what made our story an authentic American startup success. The introduction of our original Five Minute E-Bike Kit on Kickstarter which has since been updated is now known as our 250 Series Electric Bike Kit. It has transformed into something we never imagined. We have sold thousands of electric bike kits, and recently launched our 500 Watt kits on Kickstarter now known as our 500 Series Electric Bike Kits which are available on a new site ebikemybike.com. We have also added high quality German electric bikes to our product line on a third site available at leedsbikes.com