We’ve spent the last couple of months showing the Electrom drawings around, and one of the most consistent requests has been that we update the body style to something more current. After much drawing and re-drawing we are please to present the new Electrom Stealth Body Style.
All of the body panels and tail box options are easily removable for maintenance and can be mix-and-matched.
The Electrom has been been featured in an article in Capital Magazine. It’s a print magazine here in Victoria BC. Below is a link to the digital edition, look for the Electrom on page 63.
https://issuu.com/timescolonist/docs/binder1_221b8cd138d6f0
I was delighted to be invited to make a presentation about the Electrom at Latitude Geographics last week. They have a Brown Bag Speaker program where they provide lunch for their employees and invite a speaker in give a talk about something current and usually tech-related. It was my first such presentation so I hope I didn’t drag it out too much. Many thanks to Steven Myhill-Jones and the team at Latitude for having me.
http://www.latitudegeo.com/
Elisha Burrows of Kinofact Films and Zsofin Sheehy, https://www.zsofinsheehy.com/, have been helping me make a pitch video for the upcoming Electrom Indegogo crowdfunding campaign. I’m amazed by how much better professionals make film look. Special thanks to Erin McGuigan for acting as our model.
Filming the Electrom lifestyle
Getting ready to roll
I took the Electrom downtown the other night to see a show. I sure like just rolling onto the sidewalk to park.
On the weekend of March 3-4, the Electrom made an appearance at the Vancouver Bike Show. The show was very well attended and the exposure for the Electrom was very good. As an ironic twist, the booth I was given was right next to the Trials demo area. Boy did that take me back a few years. Thanks Elisha Burrows for the photos
Made the trip out to The Camosun Technology Access Centre (CTAC) http://camosun.ca/innovates/ on Monday. What a great experience! They are a technology start-up services provider that includes the Babcock Canada Interaction Lab. They will be able to help me with the plug’s and molds for the bodywork on the Electrom production vehicle. They have some very cool and usefull tech, such as a massive foam CNC machine for mold making.
I got my first article about the electrom published. It’s pretty well written by Ben Coxworth.
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