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Tuesday, June 05, 2007
By Michael
Update:The winner is Jerry of Cupertino, California with his submission of the cyclist on the Embarcadero in San Francisco, California.
Ever since I found the new StreetView version of maps on GoogleMaps, I have been intrigued in starting a contest regarding it.
Find the best cycling related picture and post a link in the comments field of this post. The picture can be of a bike shop, someone riding down the street, or even a cycling sculpture. You can find a few cities on StreetView right now (including New York City, San Francisco, and Miami), but keep your eyes peeled. The contest will end at 11:59 PM EST on Tuesday, June 12th.
Good luck, the winner gets a $10 Amazon Gift Card.
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Comments:
This is an awesome idea! I can't wait to see what everyone finds. I will promote this on next week's podcast to get more people started!
Messenger or messenger-styled person, trackstanding on a fixed gear with tri-spoke aero front wheel, rear wheel full of spoke cards, shoulder bag, and narrow handlebar.
You can also see him in 398 Market St in the same place, so I assume he's trackstanding. In 408 Market St, he's a bit farther back.
[Angle the shot so that you are looking south from the intersection of Embarcadero and Folsom.]
What better place to bike, even for us once-a-year bikers, than on the beautiful Embarcadero with the Bay Bridge as a backdrop. Hmm, I can smell the clam chowder now!
When you get back, we'll go and get some chowder with the family, Fritz!
A bike rider in Central Park, NYC http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&om=1&layer=c&ll=40.785188,-73.96863&spn=0.02866,0.086517&z=14&cbll=40.769532,-73.972512&cbp=2,57.1945804195802,0.75,1
Another rider in full kit in Central Park. He must have been going as fast as the Google van since he shows up in several shots. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&om=1&layer=c&cbll=40.772444,-73.96893&cbp=2,339.4972081568065,0.5,0&ll=40.79003,-73.965025&spn=0.034831,0.097504&z=14
My best find yet. This is a pedal power rickshaw. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&om=1&layer=c&cbll=40.775269,-73.967782&cbp=2,334.048319945949,0.5,0&ll=40.792434,-73.967257&spn=0.03483,0.097504&z=14