with many thanks to Andy for the photos
Showing posts with label love your bicycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love your bicycle. Show all posts
3.9.15
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textiel plaadpunt
as e-bikes grow in popularity these power points are becoming ever more common too... while you visit such wonderful places as the textile museum you can be charging your bike so it's ready to go when you are...
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e-bike,
love your bicycle,
plaadpunt,
recharge,
Textile museum,
Tilburg
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3.11.14
guest post from Grote Gracht 86
many streets in Maastricht are being remade at the moment by skilled tradesmen from Portugal.
you might notice on the far side a broken white line?
that's part of the bike lane... : )
you can get a sense of the sounds of hard work by listening to the recording here:
many thanks to the photographers and sound recorders at number 86.
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bike lanes,
grote gracht,
labour,
love your bicycle,
maastricht,
portugal,
sounds
2.11.14
6.5.14
bicycles and radios - the film
I won't pretend that I know too much about this film... but there is some stylish cinematography, romance, and great bicycling distractions to be enjoyed...
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bicycle and radios,
love your bicycle,
Thailand
25.3.14
bicycle sounds safe
lately, as I've been riding around Maastricht, the bell on one of my bikes has been jingling along with every bump and cobblestone I ride over... while i like the gentle ringing sounds, it reminded me of how convenient it is, as a pedestrian, to hear bikes coming from behind you before deciding to cross the street.
no doubt you're less likely to blindly step out without looking if you can hear a noisy rattling thing approaching at speed.
and that is something to be thankful for - most of the bikes are old and noisy.
just don't assume that their brakes will work efficiently...
you can hear my jingling bell here:
to stimulate your eyes here's a little film of riding around Maastricht.
I didn't make the film and wouldn't have chosen the music that has been used... but it does give you an additional sense of what it is like to ride around Maastricht.
)
you could even watch it on mute and play this longer version of my bike sounds.
lastly, I wonder if there have been any unintended effects of making smoother (i.e. quieter) bike lanes?
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love your bicycle,
maastricht,
pedestrians,
safety,
sounds
20.3.14
just bicycle sounds
from films of bicycle sounds, I thought I'd go to sound recordings of bicycle sounds...
no great visuals, just humble bicycle sounds available from Freesounds.
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bicycle sounds,
freesounds,
love your bicycle
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