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Jiggs Bar. Jiggs, Nevada. Had a great time here with barkeep Harry and two wisecracking Shoshone. [Shot through a crap $10 Zeikos wide-angle lens extension I found on eBay. No post-processing.]
Incidentally, in 1965 Volkswagen came to town and packed the entire population into a van. Here's proof:
Bottle drying rack (made in France) filled with Perrier bottles. This was made with Marcel Duchamp in mind. He displayed a similar bottle drying rack in an exhibition as one of his "readymades" The rack he displayed in 1914 was considered his first "Readymade". Whenever I saw a photo of it, I would envision it with bottles on it. It took a long time, but I finally found a rack and it was nice to see a vision realized. This is located in an area of my yard I call the Bottle-Garden, home to over 1,000 bottles.
Here's a link to a photo of a 1964 replica of the 1914 Duchamp Bottle-Rack.
Wire guides for the wiring between the headlamp and the remote switch. Can you guess what these formerly were? ;)
we took out the original gas heater in our 1950s bathroom and eric built and put in a magazine rack.
This a shot of the racks we have at GU2 the student radio station of Surrey University where I am technical manager.
The large one houses our logging, web streaming and storage servers as well as the main playout PC and the general purpose web PC At teh top we have teh patch panels and multicore cables from the studios going into limiters. These take care of the blinky lights quota.
The smaller rack houses our AM transmitter, a mono 5 band equaliser as well as CCTV, Sat TV and an AM reciever.
The rest is just Technical storage/mess.
A Nitto "Mark's rack", kindly modified to fit the fork crown threaded mounts by Rob Perks. I have a bench vise, I could have done it myself, but I would have scarred up the struts somehow I think.
The fender is obviously not attached yet. It's an old set of Velo Orange fenders I'd picked up for another project that ended up going another way. May use them here, but trying to decide if fluted looks best or smooth (or, possibly hammered). Or I could do like Peter Weigle and paint the center panel of the fender a nice matching yellow or contrasting cobalt to match the headset. Decisions, decisions.
I was looking so forward to this re-ment clothing rack. All looked great until I removed the rack from it's box and noticed rods had fallen of and more rods just let go when I tried to glue one T_T..I'm getting a partial refund but I'm so unhappy about this sight.
Bike racks in Portland are a cottage industry for creative minds turning functional design into bold and aesthetic statements in public art.
Sanded, clear-coated, and ready for me to get a couple of plastic washers to keep the sharp edges of the rack mounts away from the carbon fiber fabric.
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Putting my bike into the racks was wild today. It's going to stay there overnight and I know it will be ok, with all the other bikes. It's funny how cyclists get possessive of their bikes.
I love my bike. It's a Cannondale and it's pretty stealth (being all black). I've spent a ton of time on it and it's been one of my best investments for myself. That and my Canon Rebel. It's funny. All of the boys like my bike. Whenever I'm in the shop or do group rides with people, the boys like it. I think it's because it is all black. If you know me, that's a hoot. I was (still am) a huge tomboy at heart. When I was a kid, I competed and played with all of the boys...and kept up with them. So, it's a riot that I got an all black bike they they all like it. It's always a conversation piece for me when I have my bike. Girls (women) never say anything. It was either black or baby blue for this particular model that was right for me/my body type. There was no way that I was getting baby blue and riding that.
I was sewing together a handlebar bag and the needle started to get dull, so the thread started binding and breaking. By the time I realized that it was the needle's fault I was already quite frustrated, so I decided I would stop and take out my frustrations on something else.
"something else", in this context, is the porteur rack bed I'd made, but not brazed, a year and a half ago.
The jointwork is not what I'd call precise, but there's only one place where the brass didn't flow into the entire joint, and it's not the single stainless steel lug that I used to fasten the perimeter together.
The plan is, if I can find it, to use an old license plate as a deck (I found an old plate lying alongside 224 the last time I went up to Ripplebrook, but I'm no longer sure just where it is) but that's going to wait until I flow some more brass into that one bad joint, and get the fork and leg struts brazed on.
Dave Wilde, Rocky Barbanica, Graham Weston, Teresa Romo, Rob La Gesse, Chris Pichado (me), Robert Scoble, and Arshia.
Robert's not throwing gang signs, but rather the Twitter #hashtag.
Public Arts Bike Racks in Pittsburgh
· This bike rack by Robert Raczka looks like a section of fence. Honestly I wouldn't have known it was a bike rack if someone hadn't locked up to it.
On the other hand, the artist explains, "When I can't find a bike rack, I do what many bicyclists do: look for a sturdy fence to lock my bike to."
The Thousand Oaks Transportation Center offers a comfortable passenger waiting area, restrooms, and vending machines.
The Transportation Center is conveniently located on the south side of the 101 Freeway at 265 S. Rancho Road in Thousand Oaks.
Customer access has been enhanced to provide destinations throughout Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties. Currently, the Transportation Center offers Thousand Oaks Transit, and Dial-A-Ride, VISTA, MTA, and LADOT.
Other amenities can be found at the Transportation Center such as shelters, benches, information display, bicycle racks, lockers, restrooms, telephones, and an electric vehicle charging station. The facility is open 6am to 7pm, Monday – Friday, and 9am to 5pm on Saturday.
For more information, call (805) 375-5473, visit www.TOTransit.org, or email TOTransit@toaks.org.