yes but they hate NPR for the wrong reasons. They don't like the people who listen to NPR, what they should be upset about is the quality of content, or lack there of. Its about as strong a varnish of intelligence as osmosis
Oh and if you want the livewire to succeed we need to get away from statements like Yusef just made
that is so damaging to the viability of e-bikes moving forward. See when you say something lie that it creates a "benchmark" for being into e-bikes. I like e-bikes because I like X, people who like Y are into e-bikes, people who behave in Z way are into e-bikes. It creates a limiting archetype. Now a 50 year old grease monkey cannot like the livewire because whats been painted as a Livewire "liker" does not mesh with who he is. How can he like the livewire if he's not into X or Y or Z...
Its the same thing that has happened with the big harleys, the culture has become exclusive, not exclusive like ultra limited availability, but actually excluding based on belief. You can't ride a Harley unless your image is tied to skuls leather and chrome, which turns alot of potential riders off because they don't jive with the crowd.
This is what harley is trying to get away from with the livewire, lets not bring it back on the other side now...