Get your limited edition Heavy Pedal Cyclecide Bike Rodeo postcards!
Circus style paintings of Cyclecide bikes by August Wood.

  

  
Only $5 for a set  of  4 (Free Shipping).

The rain came down, but so did the people…
Thanks for joining Cyclecide at the East Bay Mini Maker Faire.
We hope to add some pics soon!

Concord CA

Todos Santos Plaza
(Willow Pass Road & Grant Street, Downtown Concord, 4 blocks from BART)

Cyclecide Heavy Pedal Bike Rodeo and pedal powered attractions

20+ Microbrews, food, music, and more!

Polka Parade & Costume Contest

Photographs by Julie Glassberg for the New York Times artical By Jed Lipinski

Check out the Laughing Squid videos of the World Maker Faire in New York

Cyclecide rode in the parade as well as featured a bunch of our alter-cycles at this year’s Green Prix as part of “Build Your Own World”,  the San Jose Biennial produced by ZER01. http://01sj.org/

Big Daddy and Zoca on the Sofa King

Augi on the Broom bike

Jarico on the Bone Breaker

Kaytea on the Chupacabra

Brian on a Swing bike

Jay on the Dragon bike

Paul der Pirate on the Golden Gate Bridge Bike

Sachi on the Dragon Fly from the Austin Bike Zoo

All the fun you can handlebars, under the Space Needle!

July 31st and August 1st
We had a great time in Dearborn at the Henry Ford Museum for Maker Faire with the Life Size Mouse Trap.

Join us at Oakland’s gigantic warehouse art party.

 Head Trip FREE screening
Bicycle Coalition Member Meeting: Screening of Head Trip (complete with popcorn)

The 84-minute long documentary chronicles the journey of the Bay Area’s iconic “Doggie Diner Heads” on a singular cross-country trek to New York City. Accompanied by a baker’s dozen of the San Francisco’s most eccentric performers and whimsical characters, three ten foot tall, three hundred pound fiberglass Dachshund heads careen across America  visiting the Grand Canyon, Graceland, Mt. Rushmore, the Washington Monument and many other celebrated roadside attractions along the way. Hauled in tow behind the SF Cyclecide Bike Rodeo’s 1966 Gillig autobus, the Doggies encounter the spirit of America along the way. Roadside encounters with citizens and rendezvous with equally eccentric artist comrades throughout the “Middle” States are the heart of this journey. Once in New York, the Doggies stand as absurd California sentinels at various events in The Big Apple, among them a bike rodeo in Brooklyn.  A documentary film by John Law and Flecher Fleudujon

 

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Howdy!
I finally got a bike in a big fancy art show! The show runs thru October 3rd at Yerba Buena
Center for the Arts.

-Jay

Info at: http://www.ybca.org/tickets/production/view.aspx?id=11220

Here’s a video of the bike in question: