San Diego mayoral candidate Eric Bidwell rolls across the cement floor of Cream coffeehouse on his Heelys, wheeled shoes that he found used on craigslist for $20. Impressive dreadlocks extend to his waist. He wears a black shirt that has a graphic of two hands shaking under a table, and below that, in white letters, “San Diego, the finest city money can buy.” A large patch with his logo, a wrench suspended above two gears, covers one of the bulky pockets of his baggy cargo pants. The T-shirt and the patch are both his design.