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TreeHugger: Yet Another Video of Amazing Japanese Bike Storage System
MAKE Magazine: The 'bike tree', an automatic storage system for cycles, can hold up to 6,000 bikes
WebEcoist: Padlocked By The Earth: Cycle Sheds Go Underground
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RT @spencerlueders: Bike storage barn in Japan. UK in the works. Any US cities that could use this? http://is.gd/55IEq 5 days ago |
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Fantastic! RT @archiseek: Has Japan designed the world's best bike shed? A bike tree - http://bit.ly/2l2bmY 14 days ago |
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RT @archiseek I LOVE IT. Has Japan designed the world's best bike shed? A bike tree - http://bit.ly/2l2bmY 14 days ago |
Yet Another Video of Amazing Japanese Bike Storage System
TreeHugger —
Link to video here
A while back we showed a Japanese video of How They Store Bikes In Tokyo in crazy multistorey computerized bike parking garage. Now the Guardian picks up the story and shows us a video in English. They describe how it works:...Read the full story on TreeHugger ...
The 'bike tree', an automatic storage system for cycles, can hold up to 6,000 bikes
MAKE Magazine —
The 'bike tree', an automatic storage system for cycles, can hold up to 6,000 bikes... watch the video!. David Munk @ THe Guardian.co.uk writes-
It's not often something stops you in your bike tracks. But a spectacular "bike tree" invention from Japan bowled me over when I was in Tokyo a couple of weeks ago. Fed up with bicycles locked to railings, piled on top of each other, blocking doorways and roads, a local council in the city installed the mechanical masterpiece. It's basically an automatic storage system for cycles ...
Padlocked By The Earth: Cycle Sheds Go Underground
WebEcoist —
... problems (not to mention a fun, free way to keep us trim) – but a downside is parking. Maybe a parked bike doesn’t take up a lot of room, but in most cities you find every fence and every railing festooned with them. But what if bikes were parked under the street? 2TokyoBike (Images via: Guardian Environment ) The invention of JFE Engineering in Tokyo, this automated bike locker system is called the ...
