San Francisco Pedicab • Locally Owned & Operated
Are you ready to get back to the party yet?? The SF Brew Ride will put butterflies in your stomach as you experience the lively outside world once again. Featuring a lot of fun and a lot of beer, you’ll be whisked around on one of our mobile couches to the Fort Point Tasting Room, ThirstyBear Brewing Company, and Black Hammer Brewing Co.
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Steal the show with a San Francisco Pedicab branding activation
Get creative and flashy with a branded pedicab activation — San Francisco Pedicab will beat anyone’s price and service when it comes to pedicab branding activations! You’ll steal the show at your event or convention using eye catching designs in motion — while also providing comfortable, convenient, free rides for your attendees. No one will forget your company’s name after a ride on one of our mobile couches.
Our drivers will wear any hats or t-shirts you’d like to provide
San Francisco Pedicab has been in business for decades, and offers some of the most experienced drivers in the City, along with the most customizable fleet of pedicabs. Full wraps, panel ads, custom upholstery, brochure holders, and rain gear are just some of the things we offer. We’ll also capture pictures of your branded pedicabs in action so you can use them for any social media and/or marketing needs you may have.
Our pedicabs have full rain protection if necessary
Our fleet of diverse pedicabs will give you options to create
San Francisco Pedicab outdoor marketing activations service Moscone Center Conventions such as RSA, GDC, the auto show, Google I/O, Dreamforce, and more! We’re able to operate nearly anywhere in the City to make your brand look great.
Get noticed and give free rides with branded pedicabs
Contact San Francisco Pedicab today for a quote — the best prices and service along with the most diverse fleet of pedicabs awaits your activation!
Internationally renown artist Leo Villareal is known for creating unique, abstract light installations around the globe. On March 5th, 2013, Villareal teamed with the group ILLUMINATE to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the San Francisco Bay Bridge with a brilliant LED light show installed on the north side suspender cables — The Bay Lights.
Read MoreNamed after the intersection of San Francisco’s Haight Street and Ashbury Street, the Haight-Ashbury district is also known as The Upper Haight or simply as The Haight. Because of its close proximity to Golden Gate Park, the Haight-Ashbury district had been a middle class residential area ever since the Haight cable car line connected it to the Market Street cable car line and the rest of downtown San Francisco. But the character of Haight-Ashbury changed radically during the 1960’s hippie movement, especially during the famous Summer of Love in 1967. Classic rock and roll groups such as The Grateful Dead and The Jefferson Airplane popularized the hippie subculture along with Janis Joplin and Scott McKenzie’s 1967 hit song “San Francisco”.
Read MoreAlmost every major American city contains a large ethnic enclave of Chinese and Chinese/American people but San Francisco’s Chinatown that’s bordered by Broadway, Powell Street, Bush Street and Kearney Street is the largest Chinese community outside Asia. It’s one of four Chinese enclaves in San Francisco and it’s also the oldest Chinatown in the United States.
Read MoreBecause more than 75% of all tourists who visit San Francisco include Fisherman's Wharf on their itinerary, it’s one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. Covering San Francisco’s northern waterfront from Ghirardelli Square to Kearny Street, the entire Fisherman’s Wharf area dates back to the 1880’s when Italian fishermen immigrated there because of the demand for food from the large number of people who had already moved to San Francisco after the Gold Rush. Ever since then, Fisherman’s Wharf has been the home of San Francisco's fishing fleet.
Read MoreWith its 14 different full-service restaurants and its commanding view of the bay, Pier 39 is one of the most popular tourist attractions in San Francisco. Approximately 10 million people visit Pier 39 every year and the sea lions that frequently appear near Pier 39’s docks are one of the interesting sights for everybody to see.
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