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Lego cycling videos: bike shops, riding the trails and construction helmet advocacy
The Lego Bike Shop stocks bicycles with all the latest technology: non-moving handlebars, permanent kick stands – the works.
The video was produced by Oxburger Studios, a video production company based in Edmonton, Canada.
They’ve also done this slightly more action-packed Lego mountain biking video.
They aren’t the only people to have gone down the Lego cycling route, however. We also happened across this informative short about the dangers of riding straight into a brick wall when you’re not wearing some sort of helmet.
In 2015, Lego recreated Team Sky's Tour de France line-up, including the team bus, a Jaguar support car, and a surprisingly hirsute Ian Stannard.
Alex has written for more cricket publications than the rest of the road.cc team combined. Despite the apparent evidence of this picture, he doesn't especially like cake.
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Alex Bowden
In this video post you have nicely represented about lego cycling things like bike shops, riding the trails and construction helmet advocacy . Its amazing indeed. I think you have a good idea about this thing.
Reminded me of a Maynard Hershon piece in "Winning" in the 80's dealing with the stuff some "customers" come out with.
Preferred the original - Anthony Pope's mighty "Plastic Peloton"
http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/interviews/interview-anthony-popes-secrets...
I just can't imagine the pain involved if the pedals are made out of lego bricks.