Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Single Fin Classic
At Bondi Beach Cruisers we LOVE all things classic, which is why we're especially pumped about the Single Fin Classic. If your'e keen to get involved grab your entry form here, otherwise just head down to Bondi Beach on November 5 to catch all the action and enjoy some tunes aswell.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Wheel Decks - Music on wheels.. literally
The Dutch is always on the front of the bicycling world, they love their bike so much that these dutch designers fitted a record player on the wheels of a bike.
Designers Merel Slootheer, Pieter Frank de Jong and Liat Azulay says:
Designers Merel Slootheer, Pieter Frank de Jong and Liat Azulay says:
Simple alterations to the bike’s structure makes it easy to change records, and a few tweaks to the “crank of the bike and the chain” ensures records don’t skip. The record screws onto the bike frame with a small cap, and the needle is spring-loaded to keep it steady. To allow (or force?) pedestrians to hear your tunes as you zoom by, the designers installed a megaphone-style amplifier made out of plumbing materials.Although its not quite perfect yet (The difficulty of getting the right speed to play the record needs to be solved) can't wait for the tune up so I can stroll down the beach listening to old school tunes!!
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Sydney Rides festival
So we're trying to cover as much as we can for the festival going on right now, and let me tell you its like going to Ikea. Too much to see never enough time. But here's a few events that we got to see.
The lord mayor at the breakie on Wednesday |
Kevin build's bikes he built his girlfriend's bike, now that's love!!! |
Kevin's handmade bike detailing, that's a rolled cheshire cat coin from Disney land |
The handmade bike love it!! |
shenanigans on the green |
We also went to the u.lab for the Bike tank |
It was a feast of the senses projectors, coffee, pastries, and fun stuff to play with |
love the decor! |
The workshop team designing the bike hub for Surry hills and Paddington |
Classic European styling awesome! |
Chatswood bike hub complete with the globe replica!! |
Brooks seat, crushed aluminum fender, love this bike. |
Bike hub for Surry hills features include, bike rental, workshop, end of trip facilities, 24hr bike storage, triple access point hells yeah!! |
Vuelovelo's new bike frame freakin awesome!! |
Ride to work day!!!! |
Sarah Wilson cruising to Hyde park for some breakie! |
The que at the lights these guys aren't even going to the breakie! |
Domination of Bikes!!! |
Freestanding bike stack at the breakie |
Sarah Wilson on stage |
Best dressed and best bikes on show! |
Sarah and Saskia |
great style |
Patrick from bike wise working hard to keep everyone rolling! |
Waiting in the que for some bike maintenance |
All class |
Everyone is there even mum's to be!! |
Josh raffling some prizes!! I demand a redraw!! |
This perfect type of dad |
BBC stand |
It's almost summer time! |
Marty the almost winner with his Vuelo velo bike |
Patrick the official winner |
Cute commute and shitty to surf people enjoying the sun |
best bike accessories by far! |
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Mind Control
Scientists have unveiled the world's first bicycle with gears you can change simply by using your mind.
The Toyota Prius Project Parlee PXP bike has a thought-controlled gearbox that works by responding to cues from the brain - and experts believe anyone will be able to master the technique. The rider wears a specially designed “neuron helmet”, which transfers brainwaves using wireless technology.
Is this the future of cycling? I'm not sure it would be safe for someone with a short attention span such as myself. If I start thinking about icecream will it take me directly to the nearest Gelatissimo?
Watch the video below and let us know what you think..
The Toyota Prius Project Parlee PXP bike has a thought-controlled gearbox that works by responding to cues from the brain - and experts believe anyone will be able to master the technique. The rider wears a specially designed “neuron helmet”, which transfers brainwaves using wireless technology.
Is this the future of cycling? I'm not sure it would be safe for someone with a short attention span such as myself. If I start thinking about icecream will it take me directly to the nearest Gelatissimo?
Watch the video below and let us know what you think..
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Bike Photography Comp
Sydney Cyclist are running a photo comp all about bikes this month. There's plenty of bikey prizes up for grabs so get your entry in before 31 October.
Any shots are eligible as long as they're bike inspired and taken with a phone camera - it could be the scenery from the top of a climb, a shot of your latest steed or just some awesome graffiti on your commute!
For all the details click here
Any shots are eligible as long as they're bike inspired and taken with a phone camera - it could be the scenery from the top of a climb, a shot of your latest steed or just some awesome graffiti on your commute!
For all the details click here
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
National Ride to Work Day
Kick start your spring riding with National Ride to Work Day!
Relax to live music with a free coffee or cool drink and pastry, browse the stalls and bike goodies, get a free bike check and tune, or even get some bike posture advice!
As has become tradition, the City will say thank-you to the many thousands of people who ride to work with a spectacular free breakfast in the City’s green heart – Hyde Park!
There will be free pastries on offer courtesy of Bakers Delight and bananas courtesy of Australian Bananas. You can also enjoy a free coffee or juice courtesy of City of Sydney.
We’ll also have information stalls and lots of bike goodies on display. Best of all you’ll be able to meet and mix with your fellow bike commuters.
You can also get your bike checked and tuned for free by one of our bike mechanics, or get some bike posture advice courtesy of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).
When: Wednesday 12 October from 07.00 to 9:30
Sunday, October 2, 2011
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