Monday, 20 September 2010

Bristols First Freewheelin' Carnival

Sunday September 19th
A wonderful day, an amazing turnout and beautiful decorated bicycles and people !
A seed has been planted, from little acorns, already looking forward to next year !

Photographs and Links enjoy !





















Sunday, 12 September 2010

Why Ride a Bike When You Can Ride a Horse Bike

The winner of the Seoul Cycle Design Competition 2010, "Horsey,"

The designer, Eungi Kim, explains:

horsey' is an attachable bicycle ornament/accessory which makes one's bicycle look horsey! the 'horsey' package includes wooden ornaments (horsey shape body), metal parts, and screws. the manual is very simple so that anyone can easily arrange it according to one's needs. through this 'horsey' project. I wanted to give a special look to bicycles so that people would care about cycling not only as transportation but also as a lovely pet.

Lovely indeed!

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Why Ride a Bike When You Can Ride a Horse Bike

I just hope my horse doesn't get bored being a single-speed. [designboom]

Send an email to Kyle VanHemert, the author of this post, at kvanhemert@gizmodo.com.

Friday, 20 August 2010

Dorkbot and Cube Orchestra workshops for the Noisy Bike Parade

 for information on Dorkbot and Cube Orchestra see

  
and on the 11th September at The Bristol Cycle Festival

Bicycle Sound Parade

2-6pm Free
Join Dorkbot Bristol, Bristol Feral Choir, Nanoplex and Orchestra Cube in a
marvellous and cacophonic ensemble bicycle parade as part of the Bristol Bicycle Festival.
With a bowed bike wheel section, handle bar oscillators, noisy mechanical and
pedal powered wonders and with musicians and singers precariously balanced on top, this multi disciplinary collaboration will take to the streets of Bristol
on a musical mystery tour to amaze amuse and annoy passers by.
Look out for handle bar oscillator and DIY amplification workshops from the mad
electronic professors of Dorkbot, vocal bike workshops from the Feral Choir, a
bowed bike wheel workshop by the Orchestra Cube, and lots of noisy bike
workshops for all ages at the Cube Cinema in the weeks leading to this day.

http://www.cubecinema.com/cubewebsite/