Businesses showcase clean-technology products at Utah Capitol

SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Edward Redd walked outside of the Capitol, mounted the electric bike by his side, and without breaking a sweat, he took off, doing circles around the Capitol building with effortless ease."It's awesome," the Logan Republican said. "You have to pedal, and … it kind of takes off while you pedal. It gives you assistance."Batteries on the so-called "e-bikes" last for about 150 miles, Redd was told.The bike he was riding Wednesday was on display during Clean Energy