Successful first test ride for cycling cinema
Platypus Bill | 25.07.2007 08:16 | Culture | Ecology | Cambridge
On the night of Tuesday the 24th of July, the Magnificent Revolutionary Cycling Cinema had it first test run. Around twenty five pedalistos and well-wishers gathered at the shed behind the Portland Arms in Cambridge and watched a film about the Naked Bike Ride, generating the electricity required to run the sound and projection system by their own pedal power.
Bar a few hitches (people tripping over wires, a dodgy battery, that sort of thing) everything went smoothly, and 1 KWh of electricity was generated, in addition to much sweat and bonhomie. After a few more test runs, the Cycle Cinema will first travel to the Big Chill Festival, and then alight at the Climate Camp near Heathrow.
Links:
The Magnificent Revolutionary Cycling Cinema
The Camp for Climate Action
Links:
The Magnificent Revolutionary Cycling Cinema
The Camp for Climate Action
Platypus Bill
e-mail:
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