Today’s Guests:
It’s the “Just Try It” Radio Show brought to you by e-Bike of Colorado! Randy Caranci, Owner of e-Bike Of Colorado joins us as the largest retailer in Colorado of E-bikes. On today’s episode, Randy Caranci, Owner of e-Bike Of Colorado and host Scott Whatley focused the conversation on why so many people who purchase an e-bike say they wish they had made the decision years earlier. Randy explained how electric bikes make riding fun again by providing assistance on hills and against headwinds, allowing riders to travel farther without feeling exhausted. The discussion highlighted that e-bikes still provide excellent exercise while letting riders choose the level of assistance that best fits their needs. The show also explored how e-bikes are ideal for riders of all ages and fitness levels, helping people stay active and making it easier for couples and friends to ride together. Other benefits discussed included exploring new places, saving money on transportation, boosting confidence, and enjoying the mental health benefits that come from fresh air and outdoor activity. As Randy often says, the best way to understand the excitement is to “Just Try It.” If your bike needs service call EBike of Colorado. Located at 544 Front St. in Louisville, Colorado. Open 10–7 Mon–Sun for your convenience. Their goal? Find you the RIGHT bike—not just sell you a bike. Check out the website at www.ebikeofcolorado.com. Call them at 720-739-0299.

Then our special segment: “Protecting Colorado’s Heritage” in support of YES on Amendment 83, Constitutional Right to Hunt & Fish. Our special guest, Ashley Baller, former Miss Rodeo Colorado shares her views on Amendment 83 and why she is in full support even as a non-hunter. The only groups who oppose this are those who wish to restrict or completely eliminate hunting and fishing altogether. Don’t believe the misinformation that animal rights activists are using to fight this measure. NOTE: 24 other states have already passed this amendment, ensuring that hunting and fishing will remain for future generations. It also ensures that wildlife management programs will continue to have a dedicated funding source. Hunters and anglers, through license purchases and taxes paid on equipment, fund almost all of the state’s wildlife and conservation programs. Without this, the burden would fall on taxpayers. A YES vote on Amendment 83 is a vote for healthy wildlife populations, habitat and conservation. www.WildlifeDeserveBetter.com and www.SaveTheHuntColorado.com.

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