Apologies if this has already been discussed somewhere else on the forum....have had a look and I don't think so, but then again, could be buried way down somewhere...
There was a huge fad when we were kids of pegging swap cards (old ones you didn't want anymore) to your bike wheels so the card beat against the frame and made a loud noise --- it was kind of mad --- went on for a few months in the late 70s then died away --- but for awhile there the suburban streets of Melbourne rang out with kids riding their bikes making a kind of whirring sound.
Lots of people here remember it, maybe its one of those things that comes and goes, although I have to say, I have not seen or heard of this for years....(probably too lo tech for today's iPod generation)....was this an Australian fad only, or did it happen around the world?
There was a huge fad when we were kids of pegging swap cards (old ones you didn't want anymore) to your bike wheels so the card beat against the frame and made a loud noise --- it was kind of mad --- went on for a few months in the late 70s then died away --- but for awhile there the suburban streets of Melbourne rang out with kids riding their bikes making a kind of whirring sound.
Lots of people here remember it, maybe its one of those things that comes and goes, although I have to say, I have not seen or heard of this for years....(probably too lo tech for today's iPod generation)....was this an Australian fad only, or did it happen around the world?
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