Showing posts with label Bourke St Cycleway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bourke St Cycleway. Show all posts

26.9.15

Bespoke City - A night of whimsy celebrating the bicycle!



It's been a long cold winter, but Spring is finally here.  What better way to celebrate then to join the city in a celebration of cycling.  The Bespoke City - Bike Festival is on this Friday the 2nd of October at UNSW  Art & Design (cnr Oxford St & Greens Rd) Paddington.  There is going to be so many cool activities to get involved in, bringing art and the bicycle together.  Check out the full list of events by clicking on the link below.


We will be there!  You can join us in making yarn bombs for the Bourke Street Cycleway... Bring in a ready made piece (any size, shape, design) or join us on the night to add something there.  You can crochet, knit something to add.  If you are not that crafty, you can sew a word on or make a suggestion to add or just come and have a chat, a look and share the bike love.



Join us, Facebook event page here:https://www.facebook.com/events/453196291519303/



We look forward to seeing you there.  Check out the links below for more information about this great eventt



13.2.14

Happy Velo Day!!

Happy Velo Day to all the bike riders, bike mechanics, bike planners, and bike community out there!


WE LOVE YOU (AND YOUR BIKE)!!

Now usually at this time of year we would be waking up early tomorrow and heading to the Bourke St cycleway to spread the bike love message, but sadly this year we are busy busy.  Life has got in the way.  Soo we got in early and put a little cheer up already for all you lovely bicyclists tomorrow!

Now to see if you can find our little messages…

(Cross fingers - that most messages remain intact until this time)     XXXX




And if you aren't riding along Bourke tomorrow - never fear.. We took pics and will blog happily about them soon!



17.10.12

The Feather Brigade's Photo Booth of Bikeling Fabulousness!

Here they are, finally and fabulously... All the pics from our Woop2 day of madness.  Thank you for visiting our photo booth and raising money for the Asylum Seeker Centre of NSW.  If I got any names confused or mixed up or if you can't copy the picture to your computer send me an email at featherbrigade@gmail.com and I'll get back to you promptly!  If you don't have your name under your picture, its not because we don't love you (we do) but haven't quite finished yet.  I will be editing these over the next few days.  Just wanted to get the pictures to you... Oh and if there is more than one of you, its because I couldn't choose.  Hope you like them!

Yogi - The King of Biking in Sydney!


Simon, who is from the UK and has lost over 100kg through cycling! Wow


Aaron, Potts Point, 10 years of bikeling!


Kate & Rick, Waterloo, "bikeling forever together".


Christine & George, Sydney, "forever" and "since I was like 10."


Alex Greenwich (independent candidate), Jo and Sam.  
Jo used to ride in Melbourne and Sam has been on wheels for 2 years!


Michael, Surry Hills, "Before I could walk."


This gentleman kindly gave me a great Dutch song to listen to about bicycles but I sadly missed his name.  If you send me an email sir...


Yvonne, Darlington, 2 years.


Couldn't agree with you more Yvonne!


Gokulan, Parramatta, 1.5 years.  Gokulan is a man with a mission to bring cycling to those who those who are visually impaired.  This sounds fantastic, here is a link to his events if you wish to know more or might be able to help out.  


Gavin, Kingsford, since he was 15.


Richard, Elizabeth Bay, hardcore for 10 years.


Garry, Brookvale, 42 years of bikeling!


David, Glenbrook, from the age of 7 - 39years.


Oh sorry, but its Clover!


Aaron and family, Surry Hills, Since he was five.  The children, since they were 3. Go boys!


Zen, Potts Point, 3 years.



Sue, Newtown, "born to ride".  Sue is a campaigner for helmet freedom.  You can check out her blog freedomcyclist.blogspot.com


Scott, Waterloo, 3 months.  













Clover Moore (or C-yclingLover Moore, as I like to call her).























































































































So lovely to meet you all and we hope you ding your bell next time you see us bikeling on the streets of Sydney!