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  • Spray.Bike

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    Spray.Bike – the first ever range of bicycle-specific colour coating designed for both amateur and professional use. Use our range of colours to personalise, change or refresh your ride, creating something unique to you. Filmed by the wonderful Box Town Project & featuring the commissioned track Spray by Noetic Curve.

  • Spoof of Public Transit Designs

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    Looks so familiar when you live in Portland!  They could have added extra features like wet paint safety markings and gates, oh, and yellow bumps of destruction, oh and ….

  • How Did Sherlock Know Which Way The Bike Was Headed?

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    And while this is very interesting, I do wonder about the rake implications and how I can determine bike handling characteristics based on it.  I will ponder that and look for a mathematical answer, perhaps from differential geometry. Mathematical Impressions: Bicycle Tracks A nice mathematical puzzle, with a solution anyone can understand, is to determine…

  • Sync Your Runs & Rides

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    I am trying tapiriik, an open source project, to automatically synchronize my fitness activities between Garmin Connect, Runkeeper, Strava and more.  Yes, I use Garmin Connect on my main machine which does Garmin and Strava, but I couldn’t resist adding Runkeeper and RideWithGPS.

  • Yamaha Builds a Motorcycle Riding Robot–Motobot

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    Read the Full article on The Verge The Tokyo Motor Show, known for far-out concepts, is underway in Japan. We’ve already seen some pretty strange designs ourselves, but none of them are anything like what Yamaha just announced: an autonomous, motorcycle-riding humanoid robot called Motobot.

  • A Strava Athlete to Follow

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    Steve Abraham (https://www.strava.com/athletes/1419435) is a British long distance endurance cyclist attempting to break Tommy Godwin’s 75 year old record for miles cycled in a year.  Tommy managed 75,065 in 1939. Steve hopes to top 80,000. Visit http://oneyeartimetrial.org.uk