Bakfiets en meer

Browse by Tags

• amsterdam
• automated
• bike parking
• fietsenstalling
• fietsflat
• fietsmolen
• holland
• Practical cycling
• tokyo
• Uncategorized
• underground

• Koninginnedag (Queen’s Day) Shopping

  The Dutch are a strange folk. They celebrate their national holiday “Queen’s Day” not only by gathering in enormous numbers on the streets to wear orange and drink beer, but also to create what must be the world’s largest garage... Posted May 07 2008, 03:11 AM by Bakfiets en meer Filed under: Uncategorized, Practical cycling, Bike Friendly Cities

• Automated bike parking in Tokyo

  A friend sent me a link to a new robotic bike parking system in Tokyo, reminding me of one of my favorite topics: where to put all the bikes when everybody cycles. The Tokyo system is very cool and executed on quite a large scale. It apparently has space... Posted May 02 2008, 05:01 AM by Bakfiets en meer Filed under: Bike Friendly Cities, fietsmolen, amsterdam, underground, tokyo, fietsflat, bike parking, holland, fietsenstalling, automated

• Amsterdam Bicycles (from a San Francisco non-cyclist)

  This is a photo essay of bicycles, cyclists and bike passengers shot in an Amsterdam square by an American non-cyclist. To be specific its 82 pictures of bicycles taken during 73 minutes. He knows precious little about bikes, cycling or the culture he’s... Posted Jan 08 2008, 03:40 AM by Bakfiets en meer Filed under: Practical cycling, Bike Friendly Cities