Rock The Bike:
Well documented
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If you're in New York and want to be part of some amazing Pedal Powered music performances, check the pink and purple rectangles and get yourself to the 'Natural Ass Sessions' starting tomorrow at 428 Troutman in Bushwick. Pedalers needed!
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The basic concept of Biker Bar 3.0 -- narrow drive shaft going through precision rollers. No more skateboard wheels!
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Sorry Ben, haven't installed the Defloppelators yet.
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We taught 5 or 6 people how to solder so far this week.
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Rescuing an ultracapacitor with a broken tab
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Kinda hard to see, but in the window is one of Rock The Bike's latest Pedal Power creations: kid-sized Ice Cream maker. Really hard to see: a sign saying they have run out of ice cream and are closed for two days to build their supplies back up.
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Cousin Kate helping Sylvie on with her helmet.
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The Stack is looking pretty promising.
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Arbduino. Voltage Protection and Pedalometer Control.
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Late night
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Shish Ke Babab
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Justin and Ariel
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Clamp, drill, rivet. Repeat.
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Boom trike in for service
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Masa, a subset of the Brazilian girls
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Threw down this chunk of MDF to be able to mount my LiveOnBike gear
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P1030321
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1250 watts measured on the Kill-A-Watt
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On the days we were low on generators, we added the Blue Whale to the mix.
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Dave clipping in.
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How to see if one end's closer than the other.
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Gordon Voightwell sings, pedals, sweats
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Cousin Ruth on the stage lighting
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Gordon Voightwell post-performance
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Share the Rhythm
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Pedal Power inspiration station
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If someone volunteers their bike for the Biker Bar, we try to go through it and see if needs any quick adjustments. Nice to leave the local fleet better than you found it.
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20' wings spaced the Mundo 500's apart 4'
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Hydrate
