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Capitalize important words in title. Use plural (bikes) for general case.

Because I lost my bike, I rode a hello sharing bike instead.

Needs an indefinite article.

There are many bike sharinges on streets in our city, but most of them are electric bikes.

"bike sharing" is an activity. "bike shares" will read as a noun.

Because my goal of riding a bike is to exercise my body, I doidn’t choose an electric one.

Past tense, "didn't choose"

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It was very light and fast and it took only a bit more than twenty minutes to arrive.

only a bit more than, only a bit longer than, a little more than... all of these would work.

The second ride I still chose this one again (other people prefer electric bikes, so, it was still there) and the ride still felt so good.

So I decided that before my new bike arrived, I would ride this one wherever I go.

This is the happiest thing to happen since I lost my bike, so, I wrote it down.

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There are many bike sharing stations on streets in our city, but most of them are electric bikes.

It was very light and fast and it took only more than twenty minutes to arrive.

Based on this sentence I'm not sure if it took more than or less than 20 minutes to arrive. Based on the positive tone of the sentence I would rewrite this as: It was very light and fast and only took about twenty minutes to arrive.

TFor the second ride I still chose this one (other people prefer electric bikes, so, it was still there) and the ride still felt so good.