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Details from South Korea: A motorcycle couriers homemade sunshield for his Tablet, and fantastic seed pod scooter containers. Via: Observv

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Never too late to donate: A Pakistani boy from a Karachi slum plays with a disused helmet he found. Via:

By Francesc Catala Roca. Via: Couleurs

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"Young men living in a Nairobi slum formally named Korogocho (but called Dirt Island because of a new paved circular road around the slum) who once were criminals are now becoming "biker boys". Biker Boys are essentially motor cycle taxis. This form of transportation is ideal in several ways, the narrow bikes can more easily fit the tight passages found in the slums, they are very fuel efficient (keeping profit margins higher for taxi operators) and they are fast. Though at first slum residents were hesitant to use these motorcycle taxi services once they began to see the advantages it became a very common practice to the point that today even businessmen and civil servants use the taxis. "

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Racing in the City of Lights. Via: CFH

The Photography of Simon Schwyzer

That very magical only-once-a-year-time is almost with us again: Wasteland Weekend. Pict via: IO9

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"Erin "Red" Thompson who figured that tubas and unicycles where a good match. So he covered himself in silver paint, went to burning man one year and did his thing. Mom would be proud, those tuba lessons paid off." Via: Art Car Central

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Somewhere in San Francisco: Via: MissionMission