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So I’m new to this whole ride-your-tricked-out-bike-with-no-brakes (woops!) thing. As a recent convert to bike commuting (mine has breaks), I’m LOVING not having to give MUNI any love, but I’m not loving my total ignorance when it comes to bikes in general. How many gears? Track bike, road bike, fixy? Spacers, cranks, [...]
I’ll try to keep this short b/c the photos are more interesting than my email’s and there are a ton of them so make sure to have a look see. I can’t really remember everything but we had a day off is Memphis and I hang out with my friend Lindsay which was nice. She [...]
Last night my friends Josh and Penny convinced me to cross the bridge; for a little game involving a red bouncy ball, a piece of chalk and case of Natural Ice. It was Junior High all over again. But that wasn’t the only thing going on at the Rockridge BART station: there was also bike [...]
we have been lax on our blogging over here at T2HQ. in an effort toward motivation, i wore the shirt today. and instead of an actual post, i will run through some of the things i thought about blogging over the last week but didn’t.
in a post titled “How To Do Customer Service” [...]
Compiling a bunch of funny youtube videos to make one super youtube music video… well played Weezer. Well played.
Here’s an update from Cole on his ride across the country with Bike and Build:
ok a lot has happened since my last email and i’m sure i’ll forget a bunch of stuff. But my photos are from about the last week which was Chapel Hill, NC to Maryville, TN. We road about 100 miles of [...]
Friday was Ellen’s third and last day (for now) at the Workshop. She will return in July to work on another round of prototypes. Friday morning she worked with John and Tae to create the second round of prototypes in time for the presentation to the staff in the afternoon. That afternoon she gave a [...]
Today Ellen went downstairs and worked with designers John and Tae to produce the first prototype. What they came up with was really compelling. Her original concept was to have mesh pockets where people could place bumper stickers in to convey messages of their choice. After seeing the first design take shape, she is starting [...]
I met this girl in Beijing last week. She’s a San Francisco native living in Beijing and wears her Covert Messenger on her bike commute every day.
If you think riding in San Francisco is dangerous, try riding in Beijing! I’d say she’s a true T2 hero.
