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The thriving urban cultureis exhibited in two fashion shows that will harmoniously combine fashion design, bike models and other accessories from premium brands, industry’s traditional manufacturers, and the best projects from a course in the Industrial Design Program at the University of Buenos Aires.

Rediscover the City on a different speed and on wheels. with its stunning natural and architectonic landscapes from a two-wheel perspective. Ride these three themed circuits: Cultural Tourism on two wheels, Buenos Aires by bike: the Beautyof an imperfect City and the Theatrical Bike Ride. Advance Registration required. Limited number of participants. Helmets and lights are strongly advised.

On Sunday, October 28, the Anfiteatro del ParqueCentenario will host a lineup of shows linked conceptually and empirically to the global urban bikeculture, featuring the performances of four of the best bands on the emerging Buenos Aires scene.

Promotional and awareness-raising activities on the benefits of bicycling as a sustainable transportation mode will be held in the form of eight meetings featuring specialists in the area, where attendees will have the opportunity to learn, ask and become spontaneous promoters of this urban culture.

The collective STS Rosario (Soluciones Tecnológicas Sustentables) will exhibit their project RAP (Recital a Pedal). The friendly Shimano Fest, held at El Rosedal, will offer basic bike mechanics workshops for children and adults. Andthe Planetario’s full-dome theater will screen the audiovisual experience ofBikestorming: En Bici al Futuro, a journeyinto the past, present and possible futures of urban transport on our planet.

A recreational space meant for the enjoyment of children and adults. There will be three different activities to take part in:Los Bicimecánicos game, in which teams made up of members above 12 years assemble bicycles; learning how to draw a bike in 30 seconds, as part of a collective work between children and adults;and accompanyingthe little ones (0–6years) on a tricycle ride,around a circuit specially designed for them.

Some of today’s most relevant street artists, designers and illustrators in Buenos Aires will transform, with their own style and inspiration, e-bikes and sidecars in an effort coordinated by renowned graphic designer and artist Juan Pablo Cambariere.