Epic movies come and go, but hopefully movie-themed bike rides will be with us, always.
If you were wandering around Portland on Saturday, you might have witnessed a group of Mad Max aficionados cruising through their own private apocalypse, led (of course) by a guitarist in a cargo bike.
“As a first annual ride, we were pleased with the turnout,” said Sarah Goforth, one of the organizers.
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(Photos courtesy Sarah Goforth)
Looks as if they had a lovely, lovely day.
@BikePortland I sadly don't have any action shots, but this was one of the group
We rode eternal, shiny and chrome! pic.twitter.com/5Z9uTuMVIT
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It was a great ride thanks everyone for joining in this endeavor. more photos at https://www.facebook.com/PDXMADMAX/
Awesome 🙂
at the ’15 Nekkid Ride
Fun stuff. On the west side, we dress this way and add spears to our bikes just to avoid getting squeezed where the bike lane ends.
I was sad to miss this, looked like fun! If you were into this, check out this MAD MAX bike sculpture from Philadelphia’s Kinetic Sculpture Derby!
https://www.facebook.com/garydannmultimedia/videos/10154147162879780/
Every year Philadelphia Brewing Co makes a new sculpture over the same truck body they converted to be bicycle powered, go to the derby if you are ever in Philadelphia in May!