Weird. hahaha.
hmm.. funny biking stance
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/06/hmm-funny-biking-stance/
Scooter Armor
Marc Graells, inspired by animals with natural defenses like an armadillo, proposes a new type of protection and anti-theft alarm for the scooter: Protect 486. Protect 486 is an anti-theft armor with burglar alarm, and also protecting your scooter from sunshine and rainwater. It would certainly be an interesting site to see multiples of these [...]
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/06/scooter-armor/
view from a Rickshaw
These men work really hard… especially when there’s 3 of us in the back! As a passenger, the view is very different from this angle compared to biking on your own or in a taxi or bus. It’s totally enjoyable to be a passenger on the back of a bicycle.. your attention doesn’t have to [...]
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/06/view-from-a-rickshaw/
biking in the rain
Blury photo alert! Even biking in the rain, the Chinese use umbrella’s.. I saw many more umbrellas on this rainy day than raincoats. And how sweet of this girl to hold the umbrella as a passenger. Another thing I noticed was that there were very few black umbrellas, if any. In the west, we’re used [...]
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/05/biking-in-the-rain/
this city needs a bike rental system
It’s been about 2 months since I’ve arrived in this sprawling city of Beijing. I find myself keeping quite active with exploring and meeting some great people. Though, I continually wish for a more walkable city and more manageable scale. I wonder how long it will take me to fully adjust, or if I will. [...]
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/04/this-city-needs-a-bike-rental-system/
cute bike
Just made me squeal like a teenie-bopper
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/03/cute-bike/
parking sign: bikes
Yup. Designated area for parking your bike: ”zi xing che cun fang chu” A utilitarian sign:
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/03/parking-sign-bikes/
bikes and more bikes
Would you be able to find your bike if you parked it here?? So many bikes!!
http://tiffanywan.com/blog/2010/03/bikes-more-bikes/