Any time you’re riding a vehicle of any kind, safety should come first. There’s no point to saving the planet if you’re not going to be around to enjoy it.
The Myxercycle was made possible by the folks over at Myxer. Go with it!
If you want to try one of these bike kits, check ‘em out over at electricrider.com
For the record: I wasn’t there, I’m running on the video footage.
Have you ever heard of Richard Cheese? He’s the guy who takes hard rock tunes like “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and “Down With The Sickness” and turns them into cheesy lounge numbers. It’s his shtick, and he’s made a career out of it. Sort of like Weird Al with no creativity.
It’s like he adds a touch of class to dirty, grungy rock music.
Apparently Cheese proved how completely devoid of class he is at the recent New Media Expo in Vegas. To quote some attendees:
When Richard Cheese started his performance he started complaining about the Audio levels, and from what I heard later he had demanded from the organizer that all other prior performers audio levels be at a lower level then his.
Todd Cochrane, Geek News Central [Video from the event can be found at this link, assuming Cheese hasn't sued him yet.]
[Too late... you'll have to find video on your own, it seems.]
So now I have a pile of high-tech parts. How easy will it be to turn a street bicycle into an electric vehicle?
The Myxercycle was made possible by the folks over at Myxer. Go with it!
I mention Sheldon Brown in this video as well. Sheldon is the quintessential bike nerd with all kinds of helpful articles on bike maintenance. If it can be done, he’s got a procedure for you to read through. Believe me, it’s a lot easier than working on your car.
If you want to try one of these bike kits, check ‘em out over at electricrider.com
The beginning of this whole experiment starts with the parts. Here’s what it takes to create a gas-free ride. Or, at least, here are all the bits and pieces I’ll need to put together on the island.
The Myxercycle was made possible by the folks over at Myxer. Go with it!
If you want to try one of these bike kits, check ‘em out over at electricrider.com
[Beer & Coffee] is some of the best music you’ll ever hear. Seriously. You can jog to it, chill to it, drink to it…and just have a damn fine time…Podcast listeners will no doubt recognize Drive Aay (track 2) as the signature song of Matthew Ebel. — Christopher Penn, Financial Aid Podcast, iTunes