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On our recent short break in Paris, we saw these really cool bikes and wondered how they worked. Then today I visited C&Z, and now I know! — good to have this info for our next visit! Wish we had a similar system here! But Cincinnati is not walking-friendly (at least our area) and it is definitely not bike-friendly either. 
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Yes , but it is specially easy with the annual pass ; and this annual pass can be supported by the monthly bus/metro pass.
And now you can stop at any station , park your bike , and take it again immediatly for another 29 mn trip.
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