George Bliss is a world famous bicycle designer living in New York City. George has long been involved in custom-designed freight bicycles including the Dump Trike and the smaller Pick-Up Trike and pedicabs. From 1995 to 2005 George operated a pedicab business (The Hub Station) in Manhattan. George famously coined the term Critical Mass in the Ted White documentary Return of the Scorcher (1992) to describe the way cars, bicycles and pedestrians negotiate uncontrolled busy intersections in China.
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| - George Bliss is a world famous bicycle designer living in New York City. George has long been involved in custom-designed freight bicycles including the Dump Trike and the smaller Pick-Up Trike and pedicabs. From 1995 to 2005 George operated a pedicab business (The Hub Station) in Manhattan. George famously coined the term Critical Mass in the Ted White documentary Return of the Scorcher (1992) to describe the way cars, bicycles and pedestrians negotiate uncontrolled busy intersections in China.
- George Bliss ist ein weltbekannter Fahrraddesigner, der in New York lebt. Er war lange am Bau anwendungsspezifischer Lastenfahrräder beteiligt, einschließlich dem Dump Trike, dem kleineren Pick-Up Trike und Fahrradrikschas. Von 1995 bis 2005 arbeitete er in einem Rikscha-Betrieb (Hub Station) in Manhatten. George Bliss prägte 1992 den Begriff Critical Mass in der Filmdokumentation Return of the Scorcher (auf deutsch: "Rückkehr der Raser"), in der er beschreibt, wie Autos, Fahrräder und Fußgänger nichtverkehrszeichengeregelte Kreuzungen in China passieren.
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| - George Bliss is a world famous bicycle designer living in New York City. George has long been involved in custom-designed freight bicycles including the Dump Trike and the smaller Pick-Up Trike and pedicabs. From 1995 to 2005 George operated a pedicab business (The Hub Station) in Manhattan. George famously coined the term Critical Mass in the Ted White documentary Return of the Scorcher (1992) to describe the way cars, bicycles and pedestrians negotiate uncontrolled busy intersections in China.
- George Bliss ist ein weltbekannter Fahrraddesigner, der in New York lebt. Er war lange am Bau anwendungsspezifischer Lastenfahrräder beteiligt, einschließlich dem Dump Trike, dem kleineren Pick-Up Trike und Fahrradrikschas. Von 1995 bis 2005 arbeitete er in einem Rikscha-Betrieb (Hub Station) in Manhatten. George Bliss prägte 1992 den Begriff Critical Mass in der Filmdokumentation Return of the Scorcher (auf deutsch: "Rückkehr der Raser"), in der er beschreibt, wie Autos, Fahrräder und Fußgänger nichtverkehrszeichengeregelte Kreuzungen in China passieren.
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