“Bicycle Sidecar” is, interestingly enough, one of those persistently high search phrases that bring people to Cyclelicious. Happy, Steve Bodiley posted up his build details of a bicycle sidecar with a metal frame and wooden body. Steve also discusses his experiments and prototypes to come up with his perfect design. He discovers that adding a […]
Michael Mann of Boston University was inspired by the various bamboo bike mentions, but was frustrated he couldn’t find a How To. So he started a blog chronicling the steps he took to build his own bamboo bicycle. In the video he talks about his project and why bamboo is a good choice for […]
This isn’t transportation related, but I need to speak out against PG&E’s $45 million (and counting) campaign for its special interest Proposition 16, the so-called “Taxpayers Right To Vote Act.”
Rick Graves (pictured here) owns Clutch Courier Service in Santa Cruz. The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a nice story about him and his business on Sunday.
A group of people ride their bikes around Cairo, Egypt to promote cleaner transportation methods on World Environment Day in Cairo June 5, 2010. [picappgallerysingle id=”9035903″] [picappgallerysingle id=”9035904″] The purpose of World Environment Day is to raise awareness of environment issues and encourage action. Cairo, the largest and most densely populated city in Africa and […]
In my grandparents’ day, oil was easily found. Sometimes it was as easy as shooting at some food.