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Codornices Creek Restoration and Pedestrian/Bike Trail Project, Albany, CA. This project, funded by Proposition 50 through the California Resources Agency to improve River Parkways, restores the previously underground Codornices Creek to its natural condition and native vegetation and wildlife. It also provides a public trail for pedestrians and bicyclists, connecting to the Berkeley bicycle path network and Ohlone Greenway. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Pedal Power at the Solar Living Center in Hopland, CA. The direct mechanical energy you create while riding a bike is easily converted into electricity for everyday appliances. The rotation of the tire turns copper coils within the generator to create Direct Current (DC) electricity. That electricity is stored in the battery bank behind the bicycles for future use and it can be converted to AC household current using an "inverter." Photo by Sven Eberlein
Martinstor at the southern end of Kaiser Josephstrasse in downtown Freiburg, Germany. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Impressions from the 6th annual Bicycle Music Festival, the largest 100% bicycle-powered music festival in the world, at Old Cabin Meadow in Golden Gate Park, SF. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Impressions from the 6th annual Bicycle Music Festival, the largest 100% bicycle-powered music festival in the world, at Old Cabin Meadow in Golden Gate Park, SF. The human-powered P/A system, which besides being the most fun and green way to amplify a live concert, also transforms every song into an audience participation song, and radically democratizes the concert-goer experience (the power to amplify the people onstage rests entirely in the will of the people offstage; democracy at its healthiest you might say!). Photo by Sven Eberlein
Celebrating 65 years of resistance against fascism. Lucca, Italy. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Muslim Italian woman shopping on her bicycle at the Torino street market. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Going to work and taking care of business in Amsterdam. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Getting around in Amsterdam. Photo by Sven Eberlein
Pedal Power at the Solar Living Center in Hopland, CA. The direct mechanical energy you create while riding a bike is easily converted into electricity for everyday appliances. The rotation of the tire turns copper coils within the generator to create Direct Current (DC) electricity. That electricity is stored in the battery bank behind the bicycles for future use and it can be converted to AC household current using an "inverter."

Photo by Sven Eberlein
Sven Eberlein" href="javascript:openLB(1613271807,'',XLarge,'',1024,768);">Pedal Power at the Solar Living Center in Hopland, CA. The direct mechanical energy you create while riding a bike is easily converted into electricity for everyday appliances. The rotation of the tire turns copper coils within the generator to create Direct Current (DC) electricity. That electricity is stored in the battery bank behind the bicycles for future use and it can be converted to AC household current using an "inverter." Photo by Sven Eberlein
Pedal Power at the Solar Living Center in Hopland, CA. The direct mechanical energy you create while riding a bike is easily converted into electricity for everyday appliances. The rotation of the tire turns copper coils within the generator to create Direct Current (DC) electricity. That electricity is stored in the battery bank behind the bicycles for future use and it can be converted to AC household current using an "inverter."

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