a cyclist travels across an old railroad brid...

a cyclist travels across an old railroad bridge on a rail trail. sharing wheels what if you dont own a bike? or maybe you just want to ride one for a few hours or a day. many cities around the world have \bike - sharing\ programs. think of these programs as libraries of bikes. in these cities, youll see large groups of bikes lined up at sidewalk stations. for a small fee, you can check out a bicycle at one station, ride it, and leave the bike at a different station. bike sharing is great because it lets people ride around without worrying about buying, storing, or repairing their own bikes. which detail supports the authors point that bike sharing is great? you can ride a bike without buying one. you can pick up a bike at a station for free. you can ride a bike from one state to another. you can check out a bike at a library.

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# Brief Explanations: The passage emphasizes that bike - sharing is great as it allows riding without the need for bike ownership. The option "You can ride a bike without buying one" directly supports this point. The other options are either inaccurate (picking up a bike for free is not mentioned, riding between states is not the main point, and checking out a bike at a library is not in the text context) or not the main reason for bike - sharing being great. # Answer: You can ride a bike without buying one.