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3 years ago

IuaELA

English

1 answer:

adoni [48]3 years ago

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Answer:

YOUR FIXIE

Explanation:

Your Fixie is the multimedia element that would enhance a speech about encouraging urban bicycling because, with this term, we can find a lot of specific information on how to design a bike according to what we need. Also, we can find information about different riders, their experiences, tips, and why they choose this means of transport. This term will not only show information about bikes but also a community of people that encourages and interact to help each other, which can help to develop an encouraging speech. If we search the term customized, the information will not be specific, for example, the community of rides that encourages people while sharing their experiences will not be present in the search results.

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