Storm is apparently in litigation with Agency 2.0. As far as I can tell, the Court proceedings will not happen until July 28th. That's pretty far after the scheduled delivery of the bikes. In other words, you'll know if they aren't delivering long before anything happens in court. If A 2.0 asked for a court order of some kind, they didn't get it, so they are stuck until almost August.
Details of the filing were not available and the court documents indicate a future hearing has been scheduled for July 28th in Santa Monica.Crowdfund Insider has contacted Agency 2.0, the Sondors campaign and Indiegogo for more information.
Many people who looked at this campaign said Agency 2.0 was totally wrong for an ebike campaign, that the campaign was at best heavy-handed. At best. Consider the photo, below. That's five (count 'em) Agency 2.0 personnel at an ebike Demo Day. An ebike Demo day. And look how they are dressed. Apparently the A2.0 colors are Black and Gray. Seems appropriate. The guy in the back was hovering right next to Court when he made the video.
You can't say Mike and Aaron are running a high pressure media campaign. When people sue each other, it's pretty clear the relationship is over. Who knows what Storm is planning, but A2 and IGG are pretty close, so I doubt he is going back there. He has a website. He says he is going to sell the bike. No one has filed criminal charges. Civil suits are a dime a dozen, especially in LA. It's better than people shooting each other.
I like Kickstarter a lot more than IGG. It pains me to see any campaign on IGG, simply because they seem to work closely with A2. But who knows what Aaron and Mike are looking at, what they need. If storm is walking away from A 2.0 my only advice is "Don't walk, Run." It's really a shame if Agency 2.0 is out of the ebike business.
