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And that's how you keep your bicycle safer when you parked it outdoor. Johor Bahru, the whole of Malaysia, actually, is not safe. Of course, where there is human, there will be crime. The difference is the level of counts.
Showing posts with label Bicycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bicycle. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
And that's how you keep your bicycle safer when you parked it outdoor. Johor Bahru, the whole of Malaysia, actually, is not safe. Of course, where there is human, there will be crime. The difference is the level of counts.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
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| Jojo's Fluffy! |
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
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| Time for breakfast? |
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Saturday, December 03, 2011
Oh Land: Nordic Fantasia
pop-electro songstress Nanna Øland Fabricius, aka Oh Land, takes a dramatic turn as she cycles aimlessly about Copenhagen’s animated streets in director Matthew Donaldson’s short. Though Oh Land has called Brooklyn, New York, home since early 2010, the Copenhagen native still pines for the Nordic mini-metropolis. “I miss being able to go everywhere on my bike. It’s so freeing and such a nice way to explore your city,” she says. “In New York it’s so dangerous, it’s not the same experience.” This fall, the knockout chanteuse—known for her whimsical vocals, fantastical lyrics and idiosyncratic dance moves—has been touring the United Kingdom, opening for Katy Perry and performing hits like “Wolf & I” and “White Nights” from her eponymous second album. Later this month, Oh Land embarks on her U.S. tour with a new skill set in tow: “I can’t actually whistle, but throughout the shoot for this film, after pretending to whistle for so long, I think I got a bit better!” Here the Scandinavian songbird, one of Louis Vuitton’s latest Amble Ambassadors, reveals her preferences when it comes to fine dining, high fashion and boy bands.
Oh Land: Nordic Fantasia on Nowness.com.
Lovely, lovely, lovely! Have a beautiful cycling weekend in Nordic Land ♥
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
I wouldn’t say those are bad ideas. But once in a while it’s good with an encouraging pat on the back for those who actually make an effort. That’s why I’m almost childishly happy every year when the city of Stockholm and the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation hand out gifts to those cycle to work, school or wherever they happen to be heading.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
This takes personalization to a whole new level.
Write a Bike concept by Paris-based designer Juri Zaech.
via design-milk.com
Thursday, November 04, 2010
This is our first test ride. Tatiana was pretty calm in the basket throughout the ordeal. Though she did stood up for awhile when we rode passed our neighbour's dog, she calmed down almost immediately when I rode away. Papa Bear wasn't around to camcorder the actual ride. I've only managed to captured the pre-ride pics.
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| Cat securely in... |
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| Tatiana: Are we ready to go? |
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| Me: No, Angel. MeCATnic KB is still checking the tire! |
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
The images from the said site are found all over the internet. Great collections.
The little fella’s proud owner Mr. Liu has this to say:
If he needs to pee, he taps my shoulder with his front paw. Then when I stop he runs to a secret place.Gougou seems to have been born with this talent. According to Mr. Liu:
A relative gave him to me as a puppy, and when I picked him up to go home, he jumped onto my rear carrier, and kept perfect balance.Mr. Liu’s bike rides with Gougou on the carrier beside the Zhujiang River have become a popular spectacle with folks stopping them to take photographs and also ask questions.
Mr. Liu went on to add:
When he feels tired, he sits down on the carrier. And if we ride for a long time, the first thing he does after we get home is run for the water tap, and sit under it waiting for me to give him a bath.Such an adorable dog! Bal An Cing would have been a more apt name for him.........What say?
Via: Ananova
via bloggingpet.com
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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| via justbicycles.com |
