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Bicycle Ad Space

 promote bicycle commuters
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A network for bikers and advertisers to pair up and display ads or messaging on the backs of bicycle commuters. An added incentive for individuals looking for an excuse to bike to work, and a temporary place to put ads without the expense and permenancy of billboards.

Great for political campaigns, product endorsements, and seasonal shops (guy in gorilla suit riding bike with ad for Halloween store).

—napoleonbag, Jun 22 2008

Foska: London Pride cycling top http://www.foska.co...Pride_Freeride.html
This is my cycling top, which I wear for approximately 6.5 hours every week while commuting through London's rush-hour traffic. Fuller's should pay me really... [hippo, Jun 23 2008]

AdBike http://www.adbike.com.au/
"AdBikes are new bicycle based mobile billboards and people stop and stare..." [Ander, Jun 27 2008]

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       Possibly not a bad idea. How would it work? Suppose you pick up your advertising jacket, take your £2 or whatever, and cycle off. Who checks that you continue to wear it?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 22 2008
   

       Well, proof would be easy in London, don't they video everything with a million traffic cams?
—MisterQED, Jun 23 2008
   

       So this would be good for selling products to bored CCTV camera operators .....
—8th of 7, Jun 23 2008
   

       I'm not sure what it's like in other parts of the world but most people in the US would rather drive to work let alone need an excuse to get on their 2 wheeler.
—Jscotty, Jun 24 2008
   

       //I'm not sure what it's like in other parts of the world but most people in the US would rather drive to work let alone need an excuse to get on their 2 wheeler.// I'm one of those people that rides to work (12mi) I live in upstate NY.   

       Id wear advertising, sure [bun] to this idea
—evilpenguin, Jun 24 2008
   

       I just arrived at work following a 45 minute cycle in tropical heat... the money could pay for a tall iced drink... there's an idea!
—vincevincevince, Jun 25 2008
   


 

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