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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 30 MIN

The Dark Side of the E-Bike Boom | S2 Ep 2 | Personally Injured

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Kids on e-bikes blowing stop signs, scooters flying through parks, and South Florida streets turning into obstacle courses. Ian and Moncy unpack the chaos behind the e-bike and scooter boom and why these things are quickly becoming a serious liability problem.From the growing e-bike craze and the legal gray areas around these vehicles to introducing our new segment Keyboard Gangstas, this episode brings plenty of debate and real-world stories.Expect: • Why e-bikes and scooters are suddenly everywhere in South Florida • Kids riding in packs through parks and neighborhoods ignoring traffic laws • The legal gaps: no clear age limits, licensing, training, or insurance • A fatal accident involving an e-bike and a bicyclist • The legal questions that come up when accidents involve motorized bikes • The debut of Keyboard Gangstas and the internet comment warsE-bikes, liability loopholes, internet arguments, and South Florida chaos this is personal injury in its most unfiltered form.👉 Hit Subscribe — new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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