PDW - CIRCULUS PROMO
Craziness! Looks like there was a little too much fun being had at Portland Design Works last weekend for their inaugural Circulus event. Stay tuned for the full-length video.

Pomona College student Samuel Starr taking laps around his senior art project/velodrome Circulus — which was featured in the LA Times today.
I posted about Circulus last week when I discovered it and I’ve been talking about it ever since. I love the fact that someone just went and built a cycle track on a super-grassroots level. I couldn’t make it out to Claremont to see the reception they had last weekend but I watched some of it on their live webcam stream. It looked pretty f’n rad and I’d love to come ride it one of these days. Congratulations to Sam Starr and everyone else who helped contribute to this project.
Check out the LA Times article.
Circulus is an art installation at Pomona College in Claremont, CA. It’s a perfectly round cycle track with 45-degree banking. I’m not sure how long it is but a lap takes about 5 seconds. It’s built inside a decommissioned library at the college which makes a very beautiful and serene setting.
See some riding shots at their website.
I don’t know how I missed the initial opening for this on May 5th but there will be second opening reception this Saturday, May 15th at 8pm. For those who can’t make it, you can catch a live feed by punching this URL into your Quicktime or RealPlayer: rtsp://134.173.70.90/vbrickvideo1 — FYI, the feed is always running and sometimes you can catch someone taking a little ride.
Found on Urban Velo.
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