Sunday, August 1st, 2010

Thanks Bicycle Music Festival fans, crew, and bands for an amazing 2010 festival!

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Justin Ancheta performing LiveOnBike at the 2010 San Francisco Bicycle Music Festival, co-produced by Rock The Bike.



Fans pedal powered 7 hours of live local music.

Here you see the three key elements of a Pedal Powered Stage in action: Read More »

  • Generators: In this case a Biker Bar (the 3-person rig in the foreground) and two Electric Mundos.
  • Pedalometer: The floating beer can in the tube rises and falls, showing pedalers how hard to pedal.
  • Pedal Power Utility Box: the box on the table. It accepts inputs from up to 7 pedalers, smooths out the peaks and valleys of Pedal Power, and serves up clean pure sine AC power to our audio gear. Protects circuitry behind a plexiglass panel.


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Monday, November 23rd, 2009

New to Rock The Bike? Here's a quick intro with links to our most popular products.

Posted by fossilfool

The Fender Blender -- a Human Power base station. 

As seen on Jay Leno's holiday gift guide, and a Rock The Bike exclusive. The world's finest bike blender now doubles as a Human Power base station when you drop in one of our compatible generators without tools. Available in three different styles, starting at $249. Made in USA.

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