Change of blog… again
I’ve decided to move away from the wordpress.com domain to my own domain again. It’s time to start pimping my blog and finally make a descent website again. So from now on you can find this blog on http://blog.kifua.com. For now only the blog is active but I’m planning to remake the Kifua website so that I can finally do something with the ideas I’ve collected over the years. Ofcourse the release will be announced on the blog…
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Antwerpenize.wordpress.com
I’ve created a new blog. There’s not much on it yet but goal is to collect all bicycle, city planning and street relatated matters there. The focus will be on Antwerp and the information I’ll collect from the different blogs I follow….
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FIETS

bicycle
100 days two-wheeler event
Exhibition ‘Bicycle’The Netherlands has 16 over million inhabitants and an estimated 18
million bicycles. This summer the Designhuis in Eindhoven will honour
this very Dutch phenomenon with an exhibition titled ‘’.
From 22 June through 5 October 2008 this exhibition will form the heart
of a 100 day two-wheeler with a wide range of activities, lectures and
trips.The Dutch are born on a bike, it is sometimes said. They use the bike
in large numbers in their daily commute to school or work or as a tool
for transporting kids, groceries and mail. As a healthy hobby for young
and old or as a (top-class) sport, they ride it by the thousands on the
road, on the track, on forest paths or on a cross-country course. Yes,
the bicycle is even considered a vehicle for good causes.
Partly as a result of this versatile use, next to the ‘standard’
touring bike a lot of variations and niche markets have come into
being: the hybrid, children’s bikes, folding bikes, mother bikes and
grandmother bikes, racing bikes, cross hybrids, mountain bikes, ATB’s,
reclining bikes, BMX bikes, electrical bikes. Plus all kinds of bicycle
carts to transport children or objects. Not to mention clothes and
accessories: from bags, baskets and children’s seats to pumps and many
lighting systems.The Designhuis in Eindhoven honours this phenomenon from 22 June
through 5 October in the form of the exhibition ‘ Bicycle’. The
exhibition will give an overview of the bicycle in its context, as a
means of transport, a social phenomenon, as a means of recreation, as a
lifestyle, as a means of engaging in (top-class) sport. The Designhuis
will show how such an ordinary and everyday object as the bike remains
a subject of research, development and design creativity. Motivated by
desires and needs of consumers or by their own experiences designers
keep finding inspiration for new forms, functions and materials in an
‘ordinary’ tool like the bike. It is exactly the cross-pollination
between the creative industries and the manufacturing industries that
appear to be a fertile breeding ground for innovation.
Through Core77
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Urban Trick Bike

Beema is a inner city trick bike by Andreas Martin that allows you to take on any obstacle that the urban area throws up; chairs, banks, rails or just the street. It fills the gap between FMX, scooter and BMX. Besides the the stunt riding it gives you the possibility to overcome distance inside a city by having two kinds of driving modes, the stunt-riding mode of course, and then the cruise mode that seats you in a more relaxed position. The project was done in cooperation with BMW Motorcycles see the whole process here.
Throuhg Yanko Design
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Tags: packaging
handle with care #1
Wish this popped out of the packaging I’m working with all day…
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