Femi Otedola Seen Riding A Rented Electric Bike Offered By Monaco’s Bike-sharing Service, MonaBike

Femi Otedola seen riding a rented electric bike offered by Monaco’s electric bike-sharing service, MonaBike.

Supported by the government, MonaBike provides an eco-friendly alternative to driving in Monaco’s congested streets.

Each of these bikes offer electric assistance with up to up to 25 km/h and up 60-km with a fully charged battery.

Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, Femi Otedola, has shared a video of himself riding an electric bike that is offered by Monaco’s Electric Bike-sharing Service, MonaBike.

Supported by the Monaco Government, MonaBike, with its network of 350 battery-powered bicycles, provides an eco-friendly alternative to driving in Monaco’s congested streets.

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“Happiness is free… F.Ote?,” Otedola, whose car collection in Monaco includes a Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Coupe, a Bentley Bentayga SUV and a Rolls-Royce Phantom 8 sedan, wrote a caption for the video.

Each of these bikes offer electric assistance with up to up to 25 km/h (15.5 mph) without noise or vibration and up 60 kilometers (37.3 miles) with a fully charged battery.

This service allows users to borrow electric bikes from 49 stations located around the Principality. Bikes are rented through subscription card, a QR code or a digital code, these electric bikes

To use MonaBike, users aged 16 and over must pay €1 per for 30-minute one-way trip and €3 for an unlimited 30-minute journeys over 24 hours while regular riders pay as much as €72 for the annual subscription for bikes only). A

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