The Neistat brothers are back …

I read this article in the NYTimes.com and remembered their first video about stealing bikes.  Now it is Casey Neistat who made a new video.

“I recently spent a couple of days conducting a bike theft experiment, which I first tried with my brother Van in 2005.  I locked my own bike up and then proceeded to steal it, using brazen means — like a giant crowbar — in audacious locations, including directly in front of a police station. I wanted to find out whether onlookers or the cops would intervene.  What you see here in my film are the results.”

for the new video ; http://graphics8.nytimes.com/bcvideo/1.0/iframe/embed.html?videoId=100000001423494&playerType=embed

I like to smoke …

…. while I’m cycling in my velomobile. People don’t understand; cycling and smoking doesn’t seem appropriate. This old advertisement shows otherwise ;-)

I’m not the only one …. see here for a short slideshow.

I found a bike today …

Funny little song and video; I liked it.

unbelievable ….

…. that this kind of blogs have readers on Blogger. It’s called Spare The Road, and it hates cyclist. Take a short look and realize that these people actually are sharing your road !

So be prepared and ride defensive ….

stupid and mean scum …

… trying to break the brake cables with his bare hands.

omloop het volk …

… start of the season !

Kwets …

… on two wheels. Hayco is showing why his Quest is called Kwets in this video (long time ago).

Seattle Snowpocalypse

This will work in the Dutch snow as well as in the Seattle snow …  ;-)

I always have some of those zip ties in my velomobile and only my rear tire will need some of them …..

via Seattle Snowpocalypse.

my commute during sunrise

When a dog licks his nose …

… he is feeling uncomfortable! It is a clear sign for other dogs, but we humans don’t seem to understand it. We probably think that dogs are using their tongue as a handkerchief ….

And when “strangers” are coming too close, any dog will react like we would when a complete stranger is trying to give us a “French kiss” …

Dogs are as dangourous as the bread-knife in our kitchen cabinet. Unfortunately some people never learn and have to be protected from dogs.