Powered by The People! is thrilled to announce that a collaboration of community organizations will now be pedalling forward together generating bicycle power in Calgary. Arusha, The Good Life Community Bike Shop and Two Wheel View will be managing bookings for pedal power and taking this project to the next level. Thank you to all who have supported the pedal power peloton thus far, and all our best to the new peloton leaders and parents!
To learn more or to book pedal power for your next event, contact Arusha, The Good Life Community Bike Shop or Two Wheel View today.
Check it out good people!
What better way to start a day of Bike to Work week than with a bike-blended smoothie? See Tony Spoletini, famed Calgary Stampeders fullback, pedal his way to a tasty, healthy breakfast. The charismatic athlete now owns Spolumbo’s Sausages – perhaps pedal-powered sausage-making lies in his future?? Tony’s athletic prowess gets the job done quickly – and nearly bathes us all in bike-blended smoothie!
Blender Bike on Breakfast Television from Heather on Vimeo.
Watch pedal power in action right here as recorded on Breakfast Television!
Thank you for visiting Powered by The People’s brand new website!
Kris Demeanor Performs at Powered by The People’s Launch Party: Blender Bike, Kazoo & Power Generation… Now THAT’s Multi-Tasking!
The short video below will give you a sense of what we’re all about – bringing people together in fun ways to generate energy. Join us in pedalling together for positive change. Promote renewable energy, capture the energy of participants at your events, draw attention to a new (more fun!) way of doing things!
One Person Can Do SO Much! from Heather on Vimeo.
Thanks to the good folks at Dromedary Creative for building our website, to Flow-Creative for design work and to Jordan Cartwright and Brandy Dahrouge for their fine photographs!
And of course- a thank you to the dreamers, builders and bikers out there – we can never thank you enough!
Ups to Two Wheel View and The Sunnyside Garage Band for fueling the first public ride of Powered by The People!
Musicians plugged their equipment into a pedal power generator (the ‘Biker Bar’) and four keen bikers hopped into the saddle. As they pedaled, they pumped the sweet sounds of the Sunnyside Garage Band to an exhilarated audience.
Talk about event participation! Bikers took turns using their energy to fuel the band and to blend tasty drinks on the Blender Bike -keeping the whole crowd well-hydrated and in the mood to pedal and to party.
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