Each bike comes with a box on the handlebars.
Each bike will run for up to 20 miles at 20 m.p.h.
Each bike is assembled by a two-man team, working in a horseshoe-shape assembly area.
Each bike was painted neon green, with a large sticker that read "I ♥ Akron".
Each bike is only used about every other day, according to Feroze Rub, one of OYBike's founders.
Each bike is a work in progress, tinkered with after every ride and modified to suit track and weather conditions or a racer's "feel" at that particular moment.
Each bike is a work of art, from the simplistically beautiful Pashley at left ($995), to the curvaceous Abici Sveltina Donna ($1,850).
Each bike is used an average of 8.6 times a day – the highest turnover rate in the world – and by 2018 the system will have grown to almost double its present size.
Each bike also comes equipped with a basket so, as Mr. Ericson put it in a phone interview, "You can't go Thanksgiving shopping, but you can certainly do your daily shopping".
Each bike was outfitted with panniers that held a change of clothing, lightweight sleeping bag, rain jacket and, perhaps most importantly, a military compass from the 1960s, bought just days earlier in the streets of Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon.
