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Barclays Cycle Hire Braganza bike Boris bikes strut their stuff on the catwalk
Boris bikes featuring a special design by fashion designer Jean-Pierre Braganza will be gracing the streets of London from tomorrow.
The special Barclay’s Cycle Hire scheme bikes will be putting in an appearance at Braganza’s catwalk show on the opening day of London Fashion Week tomorrow (Friday 17 September), giving fashionistas a suitably stylish way of travelling from show to show.
The ever-stylish Boris Johnson said, "London is known around the globe for its fashion and transport icons, from Kate Moss to our famous red buses, which can be respectively found on the streets of our city or on the catwalk. I am delighted our newest transport icon, the Barclays cycle hire bicycles, have managed to transcend the world of transport, and due to this fabulous tie up, can now be considered the most stylish accessory to use to get around town – for this and any other season.”
Lifelong lover of most things cycling-related, from Moulton Mini adventures in the 70s to London bike messengering in the 80s, commuting in the 90s, mountain biking in the noughties and road cycling throughout. Editor of Simpson Magazine (www.simpsonmagazine.cc).
That is a bunch of work!...
Interesting to see a rather high percentage of walking (but then I'm not familiar with London...)...
Bonus that the AI is prettier.
Should have bought a Biro (Estrima Birò). Or (if qualifying) a Canta. Of course other microcars are available, centres of gravity may vary...
Moment car crashes into living room, causing £30,000 of damage in Cambridgeshire https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65106417
It looks well lit. And the drivers did manage to eventually see the cyclist, so they can't have been totally invisible.
And if you do find one, they immediately become biased once they have completed the impartial study and come to an educated conclusion that isn't...
I'm sure it's an OK light. But sometimes it's what you don't see in a review that matters, like how they treat customers....
Shame, I was just admiring a Forme Monsal in a shop window the other day, with its brilliant 9/10 review on road.cc:...
Perhaps you need to remind Campagnolo then, as they have "Campy Code" stores in the UK as well as Europe.