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We figured a quick guide to bike commuting Copenhagen style might be interesting.
Cycle Chic™ - The Original from Copenhagen.: Cycle Chic Guide to Bike Commuting - #1 Choosing a Bike
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Even larger and stronger – yet still as elegant – our luxurious D-shaped wicker basket with brown leather straps fits perfectly on all our ladies bicycle models and stores substantially more items than regular sized baskets.
We are delighted to unveil to you the world’s strongest basket that can carry up to 15kgs/33lbs, based on our new invention – the unique FrameFix mounting bracket (patent pending). FrameFix provides the inner core strength that enables all bicycle baskets to maximise their load capacity without compromising steering ability and balance. The Velorbis team started a design mission a while ago – studying stylish female Copenhagen cyclists and listening to their issues and needs.
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Project(ing) Aura: Bike Safety Lighting System, Revisited - Core77
Posted by Ray | 15 Jun 2011 | Comments (1) "Blaze," a bicycle light concept by Emily Brooke, a product design student at the University of Brighton, has been getting some buzz in the cyclo-sphere lately. The handlebar-mounted laser projects a bright green virtual bike lane in front of a cyclist in order to increase visibility, especially in automobile blind spots.
Published 1 June 2011 A University of Brighton student has developed a safety device that projects a bright green laser image of a bike onto the road ahead – alerting motorists to their presence. Emily Brooke's invention is being hailed as a potential life saver and has won her a place at a prestigious college in the USA, on an Entrepreneurship Programme.
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Designers Alex Tee and Evan Gant, of Massachusetts-based product innovation firm Altitude Inc. , are hoping their LightLane bicycle add-on will make bicycling safer at night:
LightLane concept creates bike lanes where there were none - Core77
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Bike lanes are an effective means of improving safety for motorists and cyclists. However, due to the high cost of installation, bike lanes are not widely available. Instead of forcing cyclists to adapt their behavior to the existing infrastructure, the bike lane should adapt to the cyclist.
When a tip about Project Aura arrived in my inbox last week, I suspected that it was just another hipster bike lighting system and the electropop soundtrack of the Vimeo teaser initially confirmed my intuition. But lo and behold, Project Aura is actually a really good idea: rim-mounted LEDs that change colors based on how fast you ride—self-powered (by a front hub dynamo) to boot. It's the brainchild of Ethan Frier and Jonathan Ota , industrial design students at Carnegie Mellon University who admirably addressed the issue of nighttime cycling accidents with an idea and a Small Undergraduate Research Grant (SURG).
