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Larkspur Landing, California
Our Larkspur Landing ebike shop opened in July of 2016. Featuring a broad range of electric bikes, you can try electric bikes from from Stromer, Gazelle, Benno Bikes, Riese & Müller, Specialized and Tern. We also sell a wide variety of cycling goods for the local commuter or the Bay Area adventurer.
Our mission is not only to change how we get around, but to bring good things and fresh ideas into the lives of people in our community and California as a whole.
We uphold our commitment to our customers through careful selection of technology, top-notch service and an unwavering optimism for the future.
Learn about a whole new way to explore Marin and beyond on a test ride of one of our electric bicycles.
Our specialty is providing top-quality service with a view towards promoting long-term reliability and enjoyment of your bicycle. We can do it all in our full service shop, from tune-ups, to wheel building, to hydraulic brake bleeds. We take pride in the work we do because we believe in professional service, honest dealing, and most importantly, bicycles as healthy transportation.
Marin's North-South Greenway now reaches the Golden Gate Ferry terminal in Larkspur thanks to a bike bridge that spans Sir Francis Drake Blvd., passing right in front of The New Wheel Larkspur Landing. This is due to the efforts of many visionary local activists and politicians, and the passionate leadership of the Marin County Bike Coalition. They know that bicycle and mass transit infrastructure investments in the 21st century show a documented pattern of success.
The New Wheel is a sponsor of the Marin County Bike Coalition.
The electric bike is the most common electric vehicle in places with serious congestion - including almost every large European metropolis. Electric bikes just makes sense when you want to stay active while living a modern, connected life that's low on traffic.
The truth is, a car is simply not always the best tool for the job. In fact, present day electric bikes have a range better than the Chevy Volt, while paying for themselves in 7 to 9 months.
Both of us have roots in the San Francisco Bay Area. Brett was born and raised atop a hill in San Francisco. Karen was born in Copenhagen, but moved when she was young to Sausalito, where her family has lived since the 1940's.
We met at UC Berkeley in Robert Reich’s public policy class and we've been together ever since. We’re pretty sure that our compatibility can be chalked up to shared ambition, a desire to go beyond the status quo, and a mutual contrarian streak.
Our passion for electric bikes can be attributed to many things, but the combination of growing up among San Francisco's legendary hills and a lasting desire to do good work for our community top the list.
This video answers the question "What is an electric bike?" through profiles of four San Francisco bike riders who use electric bikes to move around our city.