Not a big newsletter, but definitely big news 💥🎉

Easy Street Recumbents begins its slow advance toward
world domination, or something like that

It's time to send Micah home to Fort Worth to run a second Easy Street store and we need your help to do it. It has been a long road coming to this point, and at this moment, I need to rally the faithful.

CLICK ON THE LOGO above and you will be taken to our Indiegogo campaign headquarters. You can see a thrilling 3-minute video, packed with car chases and explosions, where I tell you what we are up to and all the information I think you will need in order to help us. No matter where you live, if you foresee spending any money with us over the next couple of years, then take a close look. Maybe you won't even have to drive so far to spend it.

Apologies to all who really wanted that second shop to open in Terlingua, or Dime Box, or Vidor, or wherever you happen to live. Helping me to make the Fort Worth shop a reality will hasten that happy day. I humbly request your support, and your passing on the word of this to anyone who might benefit from a recumbent.

                                                                                           Sincerely,
                                                                                           your dutiful servant,
                                                                                           Mike Librik

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- With the best of intentions,
Rebecca, Easy Street Minister of Culture