Bike Design Competition

It's the 2nd Polygon International Bike Design Competition! Visit polygonbikedesign for more information.. Good luck with your submissions..!! ;)

Hike Up, Cycle Down

Like hiking so much but in love with downhill cycling? Now see this cool product from Bergmönch that you might love to have..

See those hiking backpacks? Looks like they bring a folding bike on it. But the truth is.. this backpack..

Could be transformed into a downhill bike just like this..

Cool isn't it..??!

Click here for more info.

Source: bergmoench.com

Fashion Blogger On A Bike

Meet one of my daily Fash-Blogroll Diana Rikasari from Hot Chocolate And Mint.. 

She was cycling around Kota Tua Jakarta with her friends and a cute rent bike, pink!

I haven't see Kota Tua by myself but after seeing this, I probably will visit it soon. Just look at these picture I got from Diana's blog! They have some bike rent with super cute colorful city bikes.. Actually I'm not kinda pink girl but I really think that those pinky bikes are adorable! hahaaa.. Ooohh, and they come with a cute hat too! Wanna ride 'em up..!! XD

All of the pictures are belong to Diana Rikasari

Girl Rules!

Watched this video of Juliet Elliot on YouTube couple months ago, I was so amazed that I forgot to put it here until now, heheeee..

She must have got so many bruises to get those skills..
source: deadnotgone at YouTube

Women Do Love Shoes!

Lack of post because lots of thing happened.. (-_-!)
But after all, I'm still cycling.. (^o^)

I went to Fact!, an exhibition that was held in my college by the students of Art & Design Department, and found this pairs of cute little shoes on one of the stand. It's one of the Product Design student's project. Meet the designer, Kustri @ningcu who has made this shoes look irresistible. Too cute to be ignored.. :D



She named it Chix. Catchy huh? C for Chix!
Anyway, she designed this flat shoes for female fixie riders. Made of  twill fabric with laser printed ornaments, comfortable for cycling and walking, and they came with feminine colors. Interesting? Go ask the designer for the price and other things to have one or more pair of them! Who knows if they could come with your own favorite color??! ;)

Get A Fixie!

I entered a local contest today, held by Pocari Sweat Indonesia. The winner would get a fixie bike for free. (I kinda hope the winner could get a mountain bike but that's ok,hehee.. :P)

So, mind to vote for mine? You can click this link, register (so simple, just your e-mail, ID and password), click the blue-vote-button, and...done! ;)
This is how my bike looks like..

Thanks for voting..!! Yaaaayyy..!! \(^o^)/

Cycling and C-wing

Hey hooo..!!

Ow my God! It's been a long time since my last post. I've been a 'lil bit busy doing this and that, trying to do something that I used to do it a lot few years ago.. one of my hobby.. cooking!! hahahaa.. :D I didn't really have much times for cook when I was in college because of those continuous tasks. Now that I finished it and have more time for doing some experiments. ;)

Anyway, I'm going to show you this awesome short movie that I got from Jaime from peSeta in Spain. But first of all, this is just popped out of my brain, do you happen to know what is the similarity between cycling and sewing? They both can be write on with a capital C.. "Cycling" and "C-wing".. Hahahaa.. :P kidding..

No, I mean it, they do have something similar on their bodies (I mean the bicycle and the sewing machine), they both have gears! :D

So, what's up with the gears? This cool guys from peSeta in Madrid came with an idea of connected their bicycle to an old sewing machine to sew a bicycle cap. Wondering how? See this interesting film that Jaime sent me..

The Bicycle Cap by peSeta for the New Museum from casa peSeta on Vimeo.

Jaime told me that his brother gave him the idea and proposed for a director, then Jaime proposed it to the New Museum of New York City, and they were really into it. After all, here it is, the collaboration from peSeta for the New Museum of NWC shop; a series of bike caps, that come in a round cheese box with bilingual labels and a DVD of the action. Come and find them in the New Museum shop in New York (235 Bowery).