Background: Residents of Temuco, Chile rely on buses and ride-hailing for short trips, lacking convenient options for 3–5 km recreational travel. The local government is encouraging low-carbon micro-mobility and introduced shared recreational e-bikes for city strolling and suburban short-distance leisure. Solution: Operator JET deployed a large fleet of recreational e-assist two-wheelers, prioritizing riding comfort over high speed. Multiple parking zones were set up in urban areas, parks, and suburban greenways. A unified app billing system supports short-duration recreational riding packages. Results: Within three weeks of launch, the service accumulated 30,000 rides, 16,000 registered users, and over 40,000 km of total travel distance. Users saved an average of 15 minutes per trip, demonstrating the market potential of shared recreational e-bikes in Latin American cities. The operator plans to subsequently introduce Chinese-made recreational electric tricycles to supplement family multi-person mobility supply.