Seattle getting new subscription bike service Wombi

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SEATTLE - Wombi has launched in Seattle, becoming the company's second city of operation for its subscription electric cargo service as the city allows more e-bike access around town.

The company launched in Los Angeles last summer and has now moved to 8558 Greenwood Avenue North in Seattle.

Unlike the Lime bikes, scooters, or LimeGliders, the Wombi bikes operate on a lease subscription model. Where you have the bike monthly instead of per ride.

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How much are Wombi e-bikes?

The cheapest option is the Tern Quick Haul which starts at $115 per month, followed by the Tern HSD at $135, and Tern GSDs at $150.

More on parking, location and services can be found on Wombi's Seattle page.

Are there zone restrictions?

Wombi says residents within a six-mile radius of the Greenwood shop can have pretty much full access, with free shipping as well. People outside that area may be able to get a subscription, but there are likely extra fees involved, according to the company.