28 April 2008

Copenhagen Cycle Chic Global Stickers

Copenhagen Cycle Chic Stickerliciousness begins! We've asked our readers to send us photos of Cycle Chic stickers around the world and they are starting to arrive.
Copenhagen Cycle Chic Goes Global - Paris
From Pierre in Paris! Classic shot with Velib and le Tour. Quelle photo!
Copenhagen Cycle Chic Goes Global - Berlin
From Viry in Berlin. Lovely chictasticness. The very essence of Copenhagen Cycle Chic in the German capital.
Sticker
Here's my bike with a sticker. A Velorbis Scrap Deluxe in the Nordic light.

Get your stickers at our Online Boutique. €1.92 / $3.00 each. And send us your photos of the sticker wherever it ends up!

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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous28 April 2008 at 10:22

    nice pics

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  2. WestfieldWanderer28 April 2008 at 18:42

    Something we keep meaning to ask: Does the word "scrap" as in "Velorbis Scrap Deluxe" have a different meaning in Danish to the English "scrap" meaning fragment, discarded as worthless...?

    Just interested...

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  3. Colville-Andersen28 April 2008 at 21:16

    "We"? What, the Royal We? :-) It's an English name. Scrap as in scrap metal. The bike is designed to rust in a few strategically placed, aesthetic places to give it that rusty look. Took them ages to perfect it before they put the bike into production.

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  4. Shutterspy30 April 2008 at 11:46

    Mmm...the colour of those tyres! :-D

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  5. Colville-Andersen30 April 2008 at 13:21

    mmm, they're creamalicious Fat Frank tyres by Schwalbe.

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  6. WestfieldWanderer30 April 2008 at 19:36

    "We"? What, the Royal We? :-)...

    It's "we" because "WestfieldWanderer" is four people. Perhaps it should be "pluralized" to avoid confusion...:).

    Built-in rust... Mmm. Interesting concept.

    Reminiscent of the British motor industry standard circa 1960...

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  7. Colville-Andersen1 May 2008 at 14:03

    lol! :-) and The Westfield Wanderers is much more brandable. It also sounds like a happy troupe of Morris Dancers. :-)

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