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Big thanks to Lincoln High School and ESLI for inviting Rock The Bike to two days of environmental assemblies and education. Above, Youth Speaks' Brian rocks the mike as Lincoln High athletes power the audio gear (and answer questions while they're at it.)

Below, riding to the event early in the morning, hauling the massive JBL PRX 535 speaker. It happened to be Bike To Work Day.

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Urban trials rider Danny MacAskill shows his incredible skill and creativity in this inspiring 5 minute video. Great music, too, from Band of Horses. Set in Edinburgh, Scotland. Thanks for the link, Chris Tom! Read More »

Folks who were on our cruiser rides back in 2002-2005 will appreciate this new mix: "Old School Minidisc SF Cruiser Music" 

I left a lot of this music behind when I changed from using good ol' Minidiscs to an iPod. My sister recently lent me her Minidisc player so I could listen anew. I threw all the good songs into Ableton Live and created an hourlong mix from them. Hope you like it!

Rock The Bike says a huge thank you to Central Park Conservancy for getting us involved in Earth Day 2009, and helping us get Rock The Bike NYC off the ground. Here are some of the highlights from our visit to New York over the past 11 days.

We had a blast meeting the public at Earth Day. Above, Pedal Powered Spin art.

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What's up bike people?

Rock The Bike will be sending out the Bike Vibe from the heart of New York City on Sunday, April 26. Come help power the music on our new multi-person Biker Bar pedal power rig. We're teaming up with the Central Park Conservancy on an awesome Earth Day event. We'll also be bringing pedal powered Spin Art for the kids, and hooking up local smoothie business Tropicalia with Fender Blenders. Read More »

Jay Broemmel welds the head tube on El Arbol. Read More »