I used to see a guy with one just like it but didn't know the manufacturer. I talked to him once when we were waiting for the GWB south sidewalk to open on the Manhattan side. I mentioned that it must be pretty fast fairing. He mentioned that it weighed about 60 lbs. So it was not ideal when going up hills. It just looked a bit big for the sidewalk but he managed. I haven't sen him since late last year if I recall. Wonder if he still rides it...

Well he certainly couldn't take it across the GWB right now! I just saw a YT video the other night of what it's like right now, and it looks positively awful having to navigate 6 flights of stairs to get across there!

That is not a sponsor. Velomobiles get so much attention I put my own business name on the side. I originally thought about renting space out on it but decided it was better to just use my business. Business has actually picked up since riding it, coincidence? I don't know but it is a great advertisement tool drawing attention every ride, along with being a great transportation and commuting vehicle!

That's pretty cool I must say!

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Here is an article that was written about me in the local magazine this year (June issue) about commuting in the velomobile and working towards having a green business that you may like to check out if you have a few minutes.
Easy Rider | statecollegemagazine.com | State College Magazine

Here is a couple more pictures people have taken of me commuting I said I would try to get posted once I got my iPad back from repair. The first is a winter shot in the Velomobile. The second one is the one they are referring to in the article, one of the worst (if not the worst) weather days I ever commuted, enjoy!
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two cool pictures.
thanks will read the article soon. need to be working