PUSH PULL from Landis Fields on Vimeo.
Helmet vs car
The potential for cycle helmets to prevent injury – A review of the evidence [twitterer]
Bike vs car
Cyclists welcome hazard sign to alert motorists
The prominent 5m sign, which began operating last week, flashes up in orange lights when approaching city-bound cyclists ride over loops in the road surface in Tamaki Drive, about 30m east of the intersection…
[Council network performance manager Karen Hay] compared the price of about $60,000 with an estimated social cost of about $1.9 million from the crashes which injured the 12 cyclists at the intersection, two seriously.
Sorry mate, I didn’t cause this collision
Risky cycling rarely to blame for bike accidents, study finds.
Weighing it up
From morbidly obsese to sleek cycling geek.
DIY
- Drafting Tutorial—drafting as in “How to draw a traditional bicycle frame”
- Community Bike Cart Design “a simple, homemade, low-cost bike cart for car independence and community”
Bloggage
- The Adventures of RandoBoy—”Doomed to roam the four corners of the Earth, eternally searching for the left turn listed on this error-ridden cue sheet that we call Life, RandoBoy fights a valiant effort against numbness where it should not be and pain where it really, really hurts.”
- Cycling To The Ashes: “14 months, 25000km on a bike, London to Brisbane, with a cricket bat!”
- This is my blog and it’s about stuff, mostly bikes
Sustain
Bike-school WTF: Suffolk school takes bike racks away to discourage kids from cycling.
Urban Design
Cities and Cycling: Ignoring A Simple Alternative:
Imagine visiting a city where the populace steadfastly refused to wear sweaters or coats despite a cold climate…
When driving, we see the broad brush of the buildings and the other cars; we tend not to notice a lack of pedestrians, especially when they are rare. When we travel on a bicycle, however, a city devoid of life seems utterly bizarre, and the populace’s blithe acceptance of this status quo even stranger.
The Wheel
MIT’s iPhone-Linked Copenhagen Wheel Makes Your Bike Smarter While Giving You A Boost [Thanks tom]
Weird
Possibly posted here before, World’s Most Unusual Bikes.
Motivation
I just enjoy cycling for what it is. But people find motivation in all sorts of ways.
Oooh, shiny!
Bicycle Chain Cufflinks [Thanks tom]
Bike things for your iThingy
- Pedal Brain “can be thought of as three integrated products. First, it’s an iPod and iPhone ANT+ accessory. Second, it’s a complete training log. Third, it’s a coaching platform. Each of these products have been designed together and as such integrate perfectly well.”
- iCols “brings the greatest cols of the world to the iPhone”
Ah stuff it—others who know more about iThings have done better lists of cyclings apps. For example:
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