Alternative methods of transportation are revolutionizing efforts to go green. One local business in Austin has created gas-powered bicycles to create a clean, efficient, and inexpensive means of transportation.
Lite Foot Bikes sells these vehicles for about $600 and their primary purpose is to give people the ability to choose their methods of transportation.
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News 8's Adam Krueger finds out how these bikes are helping people ditch their cars for a greener method of transportation.
 
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David Dennis, owner of Lite Foot Bikes, said the bikes will get around 150 miles per gallon of gas.
To use the bikes, you simply pedal the bike up to 5 miles per hour, release the clutch, then the engine starts, and you begin to cruise at 20-25 mph.
The shop is located at Manchaca Road and South Lamar.
For more details about the bikes visit,
litefootbikes.com.
