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  1. Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.
    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Michael Killian
    www.sidewaysbike.com

  2. sidewaysbike said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    Or you could vote for the bike as an icon of environment:
    <url:http://www.icons.org.uk/news/what-s-new/icons-launches-new-project>

    --
    Danny Colyer <URL:http://www.colyer.plus.com/danny/>
    Reply address is valid, but that on my website is checked more often
    "He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine

  3. sidewaysbike said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.

    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Unless you want the Cyclaire pump to win.

    Good that two cycling products have done well in the programme*, although
    perhaps one of them doesn't really count ;-)

    * for those of us with Freeview, it also airs on Sky Three.

    ~PB

  4. "sidewaysbike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.
    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Michael Killian
    www.sidewaysbike.com

  5. In article <[email hidden]>

    Pete Biggs said:
    sidewaysbike said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.

    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Unless you want the Cyclaire pump to win.

    Good that two cycling products have done well in the programme*, although
    perhaps one of them doesn't really count ;-)


    But of the runners-up I think ICYou and Muckys are much more useful than
    the sideways bike - it's usefulness that generally determines product
    life, and trendy fun things usually don't outlast a brief fad.

  6. Here is a YouTube video of the Sideways Bike on the Sky TV show "The
    Big Idea"

    Rob Morley said:

    In article <[email hidden]>

    Pete Biggs said:
    sidewaysbike said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.

    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Unless you want the Cyclaire pump to win.

    Good that two cycling products have done well in the programme*, although
    perhaps one of them doesn't really count ;-)


    But of the runners-up I think ICYou and Muckys are much more useful than
    the sideways bike - it's usefulness that generally determines product
    life, and trendy fun things usually don't outlast a brief fad.

  7. sidewaysbike said:

    Cast your vote for a bicycle. The Sideways Bike.

    The Sideways Bike is a childrens play bicycle with independent front
    and rear steering.
    Certainly not everybodys cup of tea; but still a bicycle.

    The Sideways Bike was featured on a UK Invention Search program (Sky
    One, The Big Idea) on Saturday. The Bike progressed as far as the
    Wildcard Pool.
    Anybody can now vote online at

    www.thebigidea.tv (Bottom Right Corner "Wildcard Voting"😉

    Vote for a Bicycle (Even a Sideways Bicycle) !!!

    Michael Killian
    www.sidewaysbike.com

    Hi Michael,

    Nice to meet you in Hyde Park on the Serpentine Road a few months ago,
    and thank you again for letting me have a go on your bike. That was a
    lot of fun!

    Cheers,
    Mike.

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