Sound Speed Scooters

Stop by the store on Friday, May 2nd, 7-9 PM for our friend's art opening: "Mannequins". Part of the Fremont Art Walk, her work will be on display at the shop for the entire month of May:

FEATURED ARTIST
Renata Raudys of Nataworry Photography www.nataworry.com

Renata's passion for photography surfaced in grade school when she and her friends would do photo shoots in their basements. These days she's passionate about photographing all walks of life, as well as still lifes (i.e., mannequins in particular). She particularly likes capturing these plastic creatures in such a way that makes an observer second guess whether or not they're truly inanimate.

A few people keep asking me, "What is Skillet?", "Why is Sound Speed hip to it?". Well, in short, Skillet is about local food, cooked exceptionally well. For a more detailed look at Skillet, I recommend their interview on KUOW here (43:30 in the audio) - its the best summary I could find.

New article in the UW daily paper about the shop! Check it out here.

Skillet, a gourmet mobile food joint, has recently chosen our shop as their new Fremont location! Every Thursday, they'll be out front from 9am-2pm serving breakfast and lunch. Stop by the store if you're in the area for some tasty treats!

We're pleased to include the artwork of Joel Romeo once more for the April Fremont Art Walk. Stop by starting around 7 PM to enjoy our current showing:

Joel Romeo’s impaired hearing and inability to communicate verbally, has given him a unique take on the world around him. His raw style and unpredictable narrative lend itself to a truly unusual art production. Within a variety of mediums Joel creates characters that transcend reality and cartoon-like imagery, while capturing the qualities of his personal experiences with the world in stunning perspective.

We will be carrying the EVT solar panel from Alpha. Soon customers can charge their EVT electric scooters without power from the grid! Here is the spec sheet, which also mentions the EV-500, which stores the power of the sun to charge your electric scooter. Proprietary Boost topology allows a single PV module to charge a 48Vdc battery - ride around with your scoot with zero carbon footprint!

Come Visit Us! We are going to participate in the Fremont art walk next month. Its gonna be fun so don’t miss it.

March 7th 2008 6PM-10PM

• 2 Wheeler Art Show
• Artwork by Joel Romeo
• Debut of Electric Romeo
• Snacks/Beverages/Hewy Lewis/Ira Bennett
• Polaroid Picture & Signing With Justin Edwards & His “Salty Chicken”

More Info on Fremont Art Walk Here.

Its Alive! Its Electric... Boogie woogie woo

Check it out. Custom Solar Charger on an EVT 168 Electric Scooter . Very Cool.

Solar Power Scooter Charging Station! Charge your EVT electric
scooter or Romeo electric bike in the back yard with nothing but the sun. We will have these for sale in a few months
and hopefully a picture in a couple of days.

We've started working on an electric Vespa conversion. An EVT electric hub motor and a custom swingarm later and we're almost there! Now to mount up the controller and batteries and we'll be good to go! We'll be offering this conversion option for all Vespa, Lambretta, Vino, and Stella scooters very soon.

We've just taken delivery of the latest electric scooters from EVT! The EVT 168 and EVT 4000e are both available now, stop by the shop for a test ride.