It has always been a goal of bikedance teams to pass on the torch to the younger generations. Well the bikedance mavens, THE SPROCKETTES, did just that. Last weekend they help their girls bikedance camp and here is their official performance.
YOU GO GIRLS!!
Revo-fucking-lutionary!
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Showing posts with label sprockettes. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Jon Huey is a REALLY good photographer
Click this link to see his rendition of MiniBikeWinter09
http://photos.breakawayind.net/mbw09
Here is Agent Trouble, Agent Standard Deviation and Me double dutching before the Chariot Wars started.
http://photos.breakawayind.net/mbw09
Here is Agent Trouble, Agent Standard Deviation and Me double dutching before the Chariot Wars started.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Nerds On Wheels @ MBW09
Nerds On Wheels was a group that worked the hardest to prepare for MiniBikeWinter09.
They practiced for 7 months to pull off the 35 minute musical parody of The West Side Story featuring the Cockettes and Lame Reaction. This is particularly exciting because they made so much fun of the formerly serious bicycle dance world. The crowd went wild. They said things everyone had thought but couldn't say because the Sprockettes and Chain Reaction are so endearing.
I have a feeling this performance broadened the scope of bicycle performance and has given the licensce to non-dancers to think of new innovations.
The dancing was not synchronized on purpose, except at the end with a stunning rendition of Thriller. They tried to arrange souveniers for the audience, including playbils and pink and black painted condoms with the words Lame Reaction and Cockettes on them. They also made sure that the expiration date was still visible. These kids showed that D.I.Y. talent is rampant and there is no limit to how much fun can be experienced.
They should be performing the show again, because the demand for it was so poular.
Thank you, Nerds On Wheels, for making fun of my life's work and the silly mutated minibikers that congregate in seasons along Cascadia and Greater Rad America!
(These were the only photos I was able to steal from jrydevisuals on flickr.com. Any more photos would be very appreciated.)


For those who are confused about the profundity, check out:
Chain Reaction
Sprockettes
They practiced for 7 months to pull off the 35 minute musical parody of The West Side Story featuring the Cockettes and Lame Reaction. This is particularly exciting because they made so much fun of the formerly serious bicycle dance world. The crowd went wild. They said things everyone had thought but couldn't say because the Sprockettes and Chain Reaction are so endearing.
I have a feeling this performance broadened the scope of bicycle performance and has given the licensce to non-dancers to think of new innovations.
The dancing was not synchronized on purpose, except at the end with a stunning rendition of Thriller. They tried to arrange souveniers for the audience, including playbils and pink and black painted condoms with the words Lame Reaction and Cockettes on them. They also made sure that the expiration date was still visible. These kids showed that D.I.Y. talent is rampant and there is no limit to how much fun can be experienced.
They should be performing the show again, because the demand for it was so poular.
Thank you, Nerds On Wheels, for making fun of my life's work and the silly mutated minibikers that congregate in seasons along Cascadia and Greater Rad America!
(These were the only photos I was able to steal from jrydevisuals on flickr.com. Any more photos would be very appreciated.)


For those who are confused about the profundity, check out:
Chain Reaction
Sprockettes
Labels:
chain reaction,
cockettes,
lame reaction,
nerds on wheels,
sprockettes
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
MiniBikeWinter09 photos

Unicycle Bastards
by SFstormfin

Team Not Sorry
by Anomalily

Sprockettes
by Agent Speakeasy

Bicycle Bells from Seattle
By SFstormfin

Team Canada
By SFstormfin

Cupcake Challenge Lookout
By Hannaotana
Labels:
ben hurt,
bike bells,
pedalphiles,
sprockettes,
team not sorry,
unicycle bastards,
zoobomb
Thursday, July 24, 2008
New Derailleurs Videos:
From "Sprock Out With Your Cog Out"
july 20th @ Ace Junkyard
Check out this Flickr.com link:From BikePortland.org!! Thanks J.Maus
http://flickr.com/photos/bikeportland/sets/72157606234308325/
july 20th @ Ace Junkyard
Check out this Flickr.com link:From BikePortland.org!! Thanks J.Maus
http://flickr.com/photos/bikeportland/sets/72157606234308325/
Friday, July 18, 2008
Sprock Out With Yer Cog Out!!!

Sprock Out With Your Cog Out!
-a bike dance dance party
Sunday July 20th
$5 5pm-12am
Ace Junkyard
2255 Mckinnon st off bayshore
Sprockettes all girl bike dance troop!
The Sprockettes all girl mini bike dance troop from Portland OR.
Here Comes a Big Black Cloud (portland)
Heavy Pedal Cyclecide
The Derailleurs Bay Area all girl bike dance troop.
Grass Widow
Space Madness
Double Dutchess
Floral Beef
Come out to the post-apacalyptic Ace Junkyard to celebrate the triumphant return of the world’s premier bicycle dance team, The Sprockettes. These hot pink and black clad cyclists have taken it to a whole new level with dance routines performed on, with, or about bikes. They have been working hard for the past four years to bring a new branch of dance to the history books. Since their inception in 2004, they have inspired many more pedalpushing troupes including three in Canada and one in England. The newest on the roster is The Bay Area Derailleurs, who are joining The Sprockettes for a bike bash beyond belief. Heavy Pedal Cyclecide will be setting up their pedal powered amusements. Local darlings Double Dutchess
jumprope team will royally astound you with their slick moves and stamina. For your audio-entertainment we present to you the enigmatic ladies of Grass Widow. Space Madness will release a fusion of rock, blues, and mathamatic mayhem upon the crowd, and Here Comes A Big Black Cloud means the thunder storm is coming. Show starts at 5pm and goes till midnight.
2255 Mckinnion St. San Francisco CA (off Bay Shore Blvd.)
Only $5 bucks
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
This just in from the Sprockettes Bike Bash Weekend!!
More text is on the way but I can only do so much when I am at work.
Can I just say it was the most fabulous weekend of my last five years!!










Can I just say it was the most fabulous weekend of my last five years!!


The Brakes



The Sprockettes

Jerico of Cyclecide


The Derailleurs

Mysterious new dance team from Canada

Mellissa and Vanessa Vortex
Labels:
b.c.clettes,
bicycle bash,
chain reaction,
derailleurs,
sprockettes,
the brakes
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
CycleSlaughterama 3 Richmond , VA 2006
I found these pictures by Tod Seelie.
I am utterly amazed at how he was able to capture the action so well.
Check it out at everydayilive.com




I am utterly amazed at how he was able to capture the action so well.
Check it out at everydayilive.com




Monday, February 12, 2007
My Sprockettes Blog

The Sprockettes are an all-female minibike dance team.
You might think this unusual, but since our inception in June of 2004, there have been four other bike dance teams spring up into existence.
So here's a roster of the synchronized bike dance teams by now:
*The Sprockettes, Portland, OR June 2004
colors: Hot Pink and Black
*The Different Spokes, Portland, OR 2005
colors: all one color, like the brakes.
These guys got together for a performance with the Sprockettes for the N.A.C.C.C. (North American Cycle Courier Championships. They had all kinds of bikes from minis to tallbikes. They performed to Lil' John's "Are you fucking with me" song. That was their only performance.
*The B.C.Clettes, Vancouver B.C. August 2005
colors: Red and Black
*The Brakes, Vancouver B.C. 2006?
colors: Each has their own color (ie. green, yellow, blue, orange, red)
The Velo Vixens, Victoria, B.C. February 2007
colors:Denim and Fishnet



The B.C.Clettes and The Sprockettes on the stage together for the first time @ MC3's Pedal Play bike event.
Labels:
b.c.clettes,
bicycle dance team,
sprockettes,
the brakes,
velovixens
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