Something is Brewing.

Something is brewing at Waterfront, I just wish I knew what it was. I really hope the see these tri-cycles on the roads and not in boxes. (Set the Cycles Free)

A Cycle Store with Bicycles..!

And Yes, the kind of cycles I like.

I visited Woodstock Cycleworks a little while back, and wow beautiful bikes, the kind with chain guards, mud guards and baskets.. Old and neglected cycles from garages and garden shacks, that has been made up, pampered and pimped into little works of art. How lovely that these cycles again get to meet tar. This is what I like to see, cycles being set free. I have blogged about setting the cycles free before, read it here  Taking the Cycle for a Ride, the South African Way.

If you like cycling and real cycles please do yourself a favour and visit Woodstock Cycleworks. 

Check out the pictures below for a small preview of what the store has to offer.

      

Bicycles for Decoration, not for Cycling. (Say What???)

Two cycles decorating the Puma store at Waterfront, black one is a folding bicycle, nice space to carry stuff at the front, BUT I have never seen any of these on the road.

A rather funny triangle bicycle, with storage space at the back. This cycle is bound to attract some attention, if it was ever to meet the road.

Bicycle used to sell wine at Vaughan Johnsons wine shop also at waterfront. I wonder if the bicycle is responsible for the delivery of wine all over the world. (in which case I forgive it for being retired)

Last but not least these two bicycles decorating a Farm Stall/Restaurant in Montagu.

This cycle is maybe a little to small for me, but just my type of cycle.
I would love to own it.

I wish all of these cycles were on the roads and not just decorations. I have said it before: Please Cape Town, set the cycles free.

Taking the Cycle for a Ride, the South African Way.



Main Road in Green Point

In my opinion cycles does not belong on cars, just like birds does not belong in cages.
Come one Cape Town set the cycles free..!