Last week I had the pleasure of hosting 13 visitors from Portland, Oregan, USA. Foreign visitors are always lovely but this group were far from tourists.All of them were here for a single purpose: to ...

What a fantastic ad for beer and cycling. I thought the whole 'patriot' thing was a tad cheesy the first time I saw it, but upon watching it a couple of times I realised it works so well with the imag...

Tim from Urbanophil sent us this little film. Once again, Copenhagenize's finger is firmly on the pulse. Only 314,000 people seen it already.Normally I criticize (mock) overcomplication of the simple...

This post doesn't have a thing to do with bikes but it serves to highlight the everyday commitment to recycling and the environment here in Scandinavia. IKEA of Denmark think differently, as we have s...

Before the Girl from Ipanema, there was the Bicycle from Copacabana. 1940s. While we are slowly chipping away at the bizarre but nonetheless prevalant misconceptions that bicycles are a new-fangled in...

Update:Segways are now legal. But only because the people of Copenhagen need something to laugh at. And that handful of Americans a day looking so hilariously out of place on their dork machines in t...

Shadow Check, originally uploaded by [Zakkaliciousness].Once in awhile it's a good idea to check to see if your shadow is, in fact, keeping up with you in this fast-paced world.This is taken on the n...

Sustrans, the UK's leading sustainable transport charity, has started a petition on their BikeBelles website that encourages women to cycle.They interviewed 'over 1000 women to find out what they bel...

Per, in Oslo, fired this link off to us. A brilliant poster by Nick Dewar on readymade.com.ReadyMade asked five artists to reimagine the populist poster art of the First Great Depression, as Jon Stew...