This photo is from BikePortland.org’s coverage of the 2009 Art Bike Parade at Cirque du Cycling.
Check out the gallery for more photos of Neal and his velocipedes.
Montana Transit Authority at this years Portland Pedalpalooza — thanks again Robby.
Video of the first MTA pedicab has appeared on YouTube. Thanks Robby!
Another blurry photo has surfaced out of MTA global headquarters. Saturday, May 9th, come to the 47th Annual St. Johns Parade to find out more about Neal’s latest creation.
This 1 minute Trailer serves as an introduction to Neal Fegan, his velocipedes and the “VELOCIPEDES” short film. It features the same music as the film, “Rubber Ducky” by Phantasmatrash, which you can hear a bit clearer as there is no voice over.
What is Neal working on now? Keep checking back to find out.
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Thanks Again George!
You may wonder why a velocipede builder out of Portland, OR decided to call his company “Montana Transit Authority”. Besides the fact that the name is really easy to type into your browser, Neal started building his wonderful machines in Big Sky, Montana. Local Bozeman, MT broadcaster George Cole caught wind of Neal’s work and interviewed him on his show “RealTime” shortly before Neal made the move to Portland. George was kind enough to let us use this interview for the “VELOCIDPEDES” movie. We would like to send a big thank you his way.
The entire interview can be listened to with the player above.
Check out George Coles “RealTime” site.
You may wonder why a velocipede builder out of Portland, OR decided to call his company “Montana Transit Authority”. Besides the fact that the name is really easy to type into your browser, Neal started building his wonderful machines in Big Sky, Montana. Local Bozeman, MT broadcaster George Cole caught wind of Neal’s work and interviewed him on his show “RealTime” shortly before Neal made the move to Portland. George was kind enough to let us use this interview for the “VELOCIDPEDES” movie. We would like to send a big thank you his way.
The entire interview can be listened to with the player above.
Check out George Coles “RealTime” site.
This is the final edit of the VELOCIPEDES short film which was part of this years Filmed By Bike film festival.
