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Rock The Bike's photostream
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The view from my from porch after waking with a start, knowing I hadn't locked up Larken's bike overnight. I heart York St.
Smart lock feature on Xtracycle's low-cost 'showercap'.
Giving a quick Pedal Power science lesson at Black Pine, powered by two 8th graders.
Serving up Pedal Powered Ice Cream and Bike Blended Smoothies at our first school assembly of 2012, Black Pine Circle School in Berkeley.
Larken shuttling the Ice Cream Bike back to the shop.
Every Pedal Power Utility Box we sell now has a built-in 4-row LED Pedalometer. It's visible from up to 10' on a bright day, and lights up a whole room at night.
Larken hauling about 100 pounds of gear to our school assembly on the shop Mundo.
Breaking down the sLEDgehammer is a 2-person task.
If you don't have the 'easy transport wheels' we sell for the Fender Blender Pro, you can still use the front wheel as a transport wheel. It just requires a bit more attention.
Jake digging through the trash for an arduino board I tossed, not knowing the chip could be replaced and it would function as new. .
Wilson-testing the sLEDgehammer! Note, 'Wilson-Test' is now a transitive verb in the shop, as in "Shall we Wilson-Test it?"
The Fender Blender Universale, still the simplest, cheapest, tastiest way you can add the element of Pedal Power to any event.
Wilson lights up the first 6 levels of the sLEDgehammer.
