The airport at Lanzarote is a funny old place. After a week at La Santa it's all too easy to turn in to a bit of a 'Body Fascist' - The Easy Jet queue brings an abrupt end to this experience and I realise how very different the lifestyles of the average British Citizen are.
My interest in Quicker By Bike has grown to the point that I now feel actively compelled to make a difference through this site. What better illustration of the importance of this movement can be found than the one I have just witnessed. The faces say it all. My companions beam with a healthy glow and as I fly back through the night I'm looking forward to jumping on the single speed and heading in to work.
Hills, headwinds and hot climbs were nothing to a set of strong commuting legs. Cycling to work is free training and healthiness is happiness. Join the revolution my friends!
Would you be quickerbybike?
Quickerbybike.com is a campaign to promote cycling to non-cyclists
& decent cycling to existing cyclists.
If you commute to work or school but not by bike,
would you consider switching?
It's probably quicker, healthier, more friendly, more independent, cheaper, quieter & brighter.
If you already ride, would you promote cycling via your shorts?
If you ride like a bit of a wally, running red lights & annoying other road users,
would you wear the shorts and ride decently?
Friday, 27 February 2009
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
quickerbybike car stickers?
It might sound daft but a car sticker delivers the message to just the same place that a logo on a bum does. Stickers are a bit cheaper than shorts. So stickers mean the message gets delivered to the right place a lot more often.
Vote for your slogan of choice before we get them produced. Any feedback or abuse gratefully received.
It's worth considering that the quickerbybike.com logo already conveys a lot of the message, so we don't want to duplicate that in the sticker slogan.
Shortlist:
"Life is short. Clock is ticking." quickerbybike.com
"Traffic is more fun on a bike." quickerbybike.com
"I would be there by now if I had cycled" quickerbybike.com
"I'm not having any fun" quickerbybike.com
"Why aren't I on my bike?" quickerbybike.com
"I wish I were on my bike." quickerbybike.com
Vote for your slogan of choice before we get them produced. Any feedback or abuse gratefully received.
It's worth considering that the quickerbybike.com logo already conveys a lot of the message, so we don't want to duplicate that in the sticker slogan.
Shortlist:
"Life is short. Clock is ticking." quickerbybike.com
"Traffic is more fun on a bike." quickerbybike.com
"I would be there by now if I had cycled" quickerbybike.com
"I'm not having any fun" quickerbybike.com
"Why aren't I on my bike?" quickerbybike.com
"I wish I were on my bike." quickerbybike.com
Friday, 24 October 2008
Monday, 20 October 2008
Jamie Cameron in action at Gorrick 12-12
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
How long can you go without re-fuelling?
I confess I have a car. However, I'm trying to abandon it. The last time I went to use it, the handbrake was rusted on so now I leave it off.
Two things are driving me to ditch my car. The first is a childish and geeky sort of competition I'm having with myself to see how long I can go without having to stand guiltily at a petrol station, pumping fuel into the thing. I filled it on Monday 29th September - anyone wanna compete with me for the longest interval before re-filling?
The second reason is a genuine reluctance to be in a car. I feel such an idiot these days when I find myself either stuck in traffic or spending £50 on fuel. In fact even a hassle-free car jouney feels wasteful to me these days. Plus I properly enjoy being on trains and busses.
I hope someone will compete with me on the fuel thing.
M
Two things are driving me to ditch my car. The first is a childish and geeky sort of competition I'm having with myself to see how long I can go without having to stand guiltily at a petrol station, pumping fuel into the thing. I filled it on Monday 29th September - anyone wanna compete with me for the longest interval before re-filling?
The second reason is a genuine reluctance to be in a car. I feel such an idiot these days when I find myself either stuck in traffic or spending £50 on fuel. In fact even a hassle-free car jouney feels wasteful to me these days. Plus I properly enjoy being on trains and busses.
I hope someone will compete with me on the fuel thing.
M
Tuesday, 2 September 2008
Quickerbybike kit is now cheaper!
We want to get more kit out there on bums (and less in here under my desk).
Baggy shorts (Endura Singletrack) now £30.
Clickfast liners now £10.
In the mens there's lots of small, medium and large and XL but no XS.
There's XS, S and M in the ladies Singletrack shorts and liners.
There's still plenty of lycra kit in the s, m, l but no xs or xl, except for girls.
Rucksack covers now £5. They ain't waterproof but they're bright and they say quickerbybike.com on them.
Baggy shorts (Endura Singletrack) now £30.
Clickfast liners now £10.
In the mens there's lots of small, medium and large and XL but no XS.
There's XS, S and M in the ladies Singletrack shorts and liners.
There's still plenty of lycra kit in the s, m, l but no xs or xl, except for girls.
Rucksack covers now £5. They ain't waterproof but they're bright and they say quickerbybike.com on them.
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