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Matthew Shefler

Matthew Shefler appears in the following:

Matthew Shefler and biker Jonathan Lyons discussing the legality of electric bikes. Lyons insists he's a careful rider, but Shefler points out this type of electric bike, with a throttle, is illegal.

One Man's Fight to Regulate E-Bikes in His Neighborhood

Wednesday, July 26, 2017

Annoyed by electric bikes zipping around his neighborhood, one UWS resident decided to document the problem. He discusses his crusade to find the people responsible for their regulation.