Let the fun begin: Faradays are here!

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Adam Vollmer | 0 Comments

Hello and happy Spring!

It’s been a bit since we updated you on the goings on about Faraday, and for good reason. We’ve been busy putting the finishing touches on our first official production run of Porteurs and overcoming obstacles like the West Coast port closures to get those brand new bikes out to shops and riders across the country.

To celebrate their arrival, we met up with a few new Faraday riders at The New Wheel in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco for a Saturday morning coffee ride.

It was a perfect morning to tour a couple of great neighborhoods and stop by for a coffee at Four Barrel in the Mission. Most importantly, it was a thrill to see the smiles on the faces of our new Faraday riders.

The other milestone we’ve reached with this run of bikes is that it marks the first time Porteurs are available and ready to ship without having to pre order (though only a limited number are left). So if you’re thinking about joining in on the Faraday fun (or know someone who might be interested) we definitely suggest hopping in the saddle soon.

Want to kick the tires first? In addition to our test ride program for folks here in the San Francisco Bay Area, you can now visit one of the fine shops below to give the Porteur a closer look and see what you think. Just make sure to give them a call before to guarantee your size in stock. Once you’ve given it a try, we’d love to hear from you.

You can always reach us at riders@faradaybikes.com, or just tweet to us @FaradayBikes.

Happy riding!

Northern California:

• The New Wheel (San Francisco)
• Huckleberry Bikes (San Francisco)
• Palo Alto Bicycles (Palo Alto, CA)
• Beeline Bikes (San Carlos, CA)

Southern California:

• Ebikezzz (Santa Barbara, CA)
• Ebikeszzz (Dana Point, CA)
• Bike Attack Electric (Santa Monica, CA)
• Two Wheels One Planet (Costa Mesa, CA)

Northwest:

• Clever Cycles (Portland, OR)
• Electric & Folding NW (Seattle, WA)
• G&O Family Cyclery (Seattle, WA)

Colorado:

• Small Planet EV (Longmont, CO)

Texas:

• Rocket Electric (Austin, TX)

East Coast:

• Bicycle Space (Washington DC)
• Propel Bikes (Brooklyn, NY)
• The eBicycle Store (Greenville, SC)

April showers bring May Faradays →

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