UPDATES

NIAGARA VELOMOBILE HAPPENING
SEPTEMBER 20/21

September is just a few days away and it's time to start making your plans
to join us at the Niagara Velomobile Happening, the largest annual
gathering of velomobiles on this side of the Atlantic.
More info here. Look forward to seeing you there!


TEAM 001

Here's a rainy evening shot of TEAM 001 with the new graphics. The TEAM
is now available from bluevelo starting from $7,450 CDN.






CONSIDERING A QUEST ?

As you'll note if you visit our page for the Quest model, we are currently offering
this fantastic velomobile for $8,250 CDN (excluding taxes).
A true deal for a remarkable velomobile. Contact us here for
further information about our Quest delivery schedule.


Taking a break during a recent ride near Dronten, in the Netherlands.





STAYED TUNED

Photos of our new short-nose option for the TEAM design will be 
posted soon. Why have we added a short nose version?
Quite simply, it requires fewer parts, less assembly time, and will therefore
save you money. Stayed tuned for further details.


 HOW FAST IS A QUEST?

I think that this video gives you a pretty good idea. Amazing.

Click here

How does the video translate into numbers? Check out the CycleVision 2008
results here  (25km race) and here (6 hour race).






KUDOS TO THE CAA....

For expanding its definition of the "car" and featuring this article about velomobiles
in the most recent edition of the CAA Magazine.Great work!




 TEAM UPDATE

The hinged top is complete so.... we entered, we rode, we smiled, a lot. 
Stay tuned for more info.

         
         


GO "TEAM" GO

When you spend a lot of time riding a wide variety of velomobiles, it gets you thinking. I mean, obviously the manufacturers we work with have each spent an incredible amount of time and energy developing and refining their designs, but what about throwing a little North American influence into the mix. It is exactly that thought process that has led to the development of
the  TEAM.

            


           


Why "TEAM"? Well, given the fact that we're building on the tried and tested back bone of the Cab-Bike, taking advantage of the knowledge and experience of our partners in Canada for some new composite components, and throwing in our own two cents along the way, the name seemed appropriate. The result of this combined effort: a stylish new full-suspension head-out design for the North American market. The bonus: It's capable of transforming into a full-cabin Cab-Bike should you get the urge. And, of course, for the current Cab-Bike owners out there, the reverse is also possible.

Now the photo above is still a prototype, so you'll have to be patient for the beauty shots, but don't worry as we're not far from that stage. In the meantime anyone interested in technical details such as gearing options, etc. can simply take a quick trip to the Cab-Bike site. Don't forget to check out the new options for 2008. Suffice to say that gear range will not be an issue.  Contact us here for further details.

   



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