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Monday, July 20, 2009
By Yokota Fritz
This is cool: WIRED lists five iPhone apps that replace bike hardware. I think the most clever is a Cyclocomputer that measures your bike's speed by counting the sound of a plastic tab on the spokes. Another clever app is a brake light that uses the built in accelerometer.
The creation of a carbon fiber bike video. Via Nippleworks.
Kadisco: An evening at the San Francisco Bicycle Film Festival.
Darcy Darlin' asked what kind of helmet is on Heinrich Haussler's head. That would be a Catlike helmet, which is not legally available for sale in the USA (it's not CPSC approved) although I know people who import it anyway.
Vancouver Commissioner says bikes should be taxed.
Camera simulator shows how changing aperture, shutter speed, and ISO affects a photo. Via my buddy Erik.
That's my roundup for the day. Bike Intelligencer has his own roundup (posted at 1:42 AM! Good God, man!)
This is cool: WIRED lists five iPhone apps that replace bike hardware. I think the most clever is a Cyclocomputer that measures your bike's speed by counting the sound of a plastic tab on the spokes. Another clever app is a brake light that uses the built in accelerometer.
The creation of a carbon fiber bike video. Via Nippleworks.
Kadisco: An evening at the San Francisco Bicycle Film Festival.
Darcy Darlin' asked what kind of helmet is on Heinrich Haussler's head. That would be a Catlike helmet, which is not legally available for sale in the USA (it's not CPSC approved) although I know people who import it anyway.
Vancouver Commissioner says bikes should be taxed.
Camera simulator shows how changing aperture, shutter speed, and ISO affects a photo. Via my buddy Erik.
That's my roundup for the day. Bike Intelligencer has his own roundup (posted at 1:42 AM! Good God, man!)
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And by the way... this company is a total loss in translation.
First of all.. do cats wear helmets? Or is a cat on your head supposed to be the height of comfort and invisibility?
Secondly.. the slogan is "for a protected life!?" I hardly imagine that most aspire to live a "protected life!"
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First of all.. do cats wear helmets? Or is a cat on your head supposed to be the height of comfort and invisibility?
Secondly.. the slogan is "for a protected life!?" I hardly imagine that most aspire to live a "protected life!"
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