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Worthless without pics
But still a great article:
http://iafrica.com/news/sa/860395.htm The women sell the shampoo in local markets, or to tourists. But they also use the device for more exotic purposes. "My personal opinion is that the best margaritas in the world come off a bicycle blender," Watkiss says. .... The pedal powered machines include one that stips the kernels off maize cobs and grinds them into meal — a task often previously done with two stones or a hand-turned mill. "This makes the difference between spending weeks on getting your corn ground, and a day or two," Watkiss says. |
sorta like the singlespeed knife sharpener i posted... live from Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, India. looks like this:
http://static.flickr.com/28/102689889_8d2d5c02a1.jpg |
Originally Posted by chimblysweep
sorta like the singlespeed knife sharpener i posted... looks like this:
http://static.flickr.com/28/102689889_8d2d5c02a1.jpg |
Originally Posted by HereNT
And my coworkers were just making fun of me for talking about a stolen bicycle barbeque in Austin... http://www.onechick.com/smog/uploade...ike-713713.jpg |
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i think there's a hippie restaurant in brooklyn with one of those
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Originally Posted by vobopl
I have seen one like these (looking like a complete bike form 20'. funny brakes included) in Toulouse, France at a flea market. The ingenious gearbox provided the power either to the rear wheel (fixed!) or to the sharpening stone. Sort of regret I haven't bought it then.
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God I miss Africa. . .
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Originally Posted by vobopl
I have seen one like these (looking like a complete bike form 20'. funny brakes included) in Toulouse, France at a flea market. The ingenious gearbox provided the power either to the rear wheel (fixed!) or to the sharpening stone. Sort of regret I haven't bought it then.
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