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[Jump to Press Reviews]We ended up at Venice Pier, shared iPods and danced
By Wild Johnny, Redondo Beach.
I talked to the guy who dj's downtown critical mass and he was in awe of the soul cycle. He was so impressed by how small it was. We ended up at Venice Pier, shared ipods and danced.- Wild Johnny, Redondo Beach 11/16/2007
Soul Cycle was booming on our Spooky Cruise
By Wild Johnny / South Bay Cruisers.- Wild Johnny / South Bay Cruisers 10/20/2007Lots of positive feedback on the ride and the xtracycle/soul cycle/pirate set up. The soul cycle was booming! I put yoga blocks underneath the speakers so that they could aim more at the riders than at the sky. talk to you later-john
I didn't even get a block from my house...
By Jim, Salt Lake City, UT.- Jim, Salt Lake City, UT 6/29/2007Well, everything is on the bike and last night I took the bike out for a full systems test. Both sets of lights were installed and the Soul Cycle Amp was hooked up to speakers. I did not even get a block from my house when I had a person come right out of his house to see the bike. He was laughing the whole time. My nices and nephews are really green with envy. While people on the street did not stop they did slow down. I could hear them asking each other what I was doing. Pictures are coming soon!
The Head Unit Rocks
By John Silva, Redondo Beach, CA.- John Silva, Redondo Beach, CA 6/12/2007I've been using the soul cycle head unit with two Infinity 2 way 6 x 9 car stereo speakers that I picked up on close out special at Best Buy. The system rocks our Southbay Cruisers rides in Hermosa Beach,CA. I've found it loud enough for cruiser rides of 20 - 35 people. People on the ride get a kick out of the fact that there is actually a stereo on my bike too. I love that it is so small - even smaller than the picture makes it seem. And I love that it has just one set of wires to connect to your speakers. And the battery seems to last forever.
Soul Cycle Head Unit in use at Cruiser Tuesday in Carrborough
By Matthew Lee, Carrborough Cruiser Ride leader..- Matthew Lee, Carrborough Cruiser Ride leader. 5/22/2007The wind noise is a little harsh in this You Tube video, but you really get a bucolic sense of the Cruiser Tuesday ride. Skip ahead to 3:30 (1:00 remaining) and you'll see the ride's host Matt Lee using a key feature of the Head Unit -- the volume knob. As the group pulls up to a stop sign, Matt gradually fades out the music, makes a safety announcement about the need to stay together on the next street, and then turns the reggae back up, all without needing to fiddle with his MP3 player.
The Sound was Incredible
By Rich, Minneapolis, MN.- Rich, Minneapolis, MN 3/18/2007I took it out for a good 4 hour ride yesterday and it rocked! Many smiles and comments from the people. Much of where I biked was an amazing commuter greenway that has been in the works for the last few years - it travels along old railroad tracks which are banked on each side with either grass/landscaping/gardens or buildings. The sound was HUGE there especially. I'm excited to take it to a festival this Saturday.
Then in a later email, Rich wrote:
Press Reviews
[Jump to Testimonials]Make Magazine profiles Rock the Bike
Originally appeared on Make Magazine.Quotation:
The Down Low Glow is a ground-effects kit that splashes colored light down onto the pavement, a rare instance where something unimpeachably cool also enhances safety.
Paul Spinrad from Make profiled Rock The Bike founders Paul Freedman and Nate Byerley.
