41. KANSAS CITY BICYCLE POLO We have changed our schedule to Thursdays 6pm at Holmes Court. We will try to keep this time for most of fall, until it starts getting dark early. http://kansascitybicyclepolo.com/

KANSAS CITY BICYCLE POLO Comments Posts KCBP Home ... Summer and Fall Schedule We have changed our schedule to Thursdays: 6pm at Holmes Court. I think its a good idea that we have only one day of scheduled polo per week. Thanks for keeping this together, Stephen.   Leave a comment Spring 2010 A new, indefinitely temporary possibly permanent logo has replaced the old one. We have changed the schedule a bit. We are going to start playing at Baltimore garage on Thursdays at 5:30 PM Friendlies. April 24th-25th. The court is not going to be reserved. The city wants insurance this time around. Stl, como, wichita, tulsa, lawrence, manhattan; all of these clubs will probably be showing up. Things we need help with concerning this event: places to stay! floors, couches, beds. bring friends and kc people to check it out! its a great opportunity to see a lot of really good players play polo. I want our city to represent. Midwest Championship 8 We need wood for the Baltimore garage to build walls. If you have any pieces or know of any scrap piles, help out! friendlies mpls schedule tournament ... flyers The Tweed ride Also, we have been asked to act as

42. Bicycle Polo Grand Rapids - Bicycle Polo At Polo Court | Eventful Bicycle Polo in Grand Rapids at Polo Court. Come play some bicycle polo! We play what is referred to as hardcourt polo, on a parking lot, using a variet http://eventful.com/grandrapids/events/bicycle-polo-/E0-001-032963170-4

43. Website For San Francisco Bicycle Polo Website for bicycle polo in San Francisco. February 7, 2010. Hard court polo in SF can usually be found on Monday and Thursday in Jose Coronado Park (21st Shotwell), 7pm. http://sfbikepolo.com/

Website for San Francisco Bicycle Polo Tuesday October 26, 2010. Halloween Tourney Flyer Posted. Contact info below for questions. Play! What should I bring? A bicycle and some refreshments are most important. An old mountain bike is a fine way to start. Cruisers and single speeds are fine. Road bike drop bars are not recommended. The game involves a lot of quick starts/stops. We've always got extra mallets for newcomers. Come check it out. Contact Email me at joel@sfbikepolo.com Hard court announcement/discussion list is: http://npogroups.org/lists/info/sfbikepolo Grass game list is: http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/sfbikepolo How do I learn more? Find us at a game and don't be shy! Ask questions. Come hit the ball around. Email me if you like. Photos Links

44. How To Play Bicycle Polo | EHow.com Bicycle polo was invented in the late 1800's, but it has only recently taken off as a popular alternative sport. Bike polo rules vary regionally and are up to interpretation http://www.ehow.com/how_4532545_play-bicycle-polo.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Sports Bicycling ... How to Play Bicycle Polo More Articles Like This Polo Chukker Rules Rules of Cycle Polo in India How to Make a Bike Polo Mallet How to Make Bicycle Wheel Covers and Disks ... How to Win a Canoe Polo Game Related Topics Play Water Polo Playing Polo Polo Game Canoe Polo ... Polo How to Play Bicycle Polo By Rubba Ducky eHow Member I want to do this! What's This? Bike polo, in action Photo courtesy of Hu Totya and Wikipedia Commons User-Submitted Article Bicycle polo was invented in the late 1800's, but it has only recently taken off as a popular alternative sport. Bike polo rules vary regionally and are up to interpretation, but the list provided here should get you started with this fascinating sport. Difficulty: Moderate Instructions Things You'll Need: A field with goals Bicycles Mallets Small ball The field or court (some prefer to play on concrete, others grass) should be about the size of a hockey rink or basketball court with goals at either end. Goals can be as simple as two heavy objects acting as goalposts. Create two teams of three or four players. Each player should be riding a bicycle and holding a polo mallet. The mallets needn't be official; create one with a broom handle or other household goods. Play with a single ball that matches the difficulty level of the players. (The smaller the ball, the harder it will be to control).

45. Cycle Polo Story Le premier site fran ais sur le polov lo 1891 Richard J. Mecredy (Ireland) invents the cycle polo. October 1891 first cycle polo match in The Scalp (20 miles from http://www.polo-velo.net/english/history/history.htm

History of bicycle polo version fran�aise Polo Irish invention The first start ... Bike polo today in the world Polo Elephant polo in India. Mr. de Sivrac (France) invents the velocipede. The Hurlingham Club (U.K.) fixes the modern rules of equestrian polo. Irish invention Richard J. Mecredy (Ireland) invents the cycle polo. October 1891: first cycle polo match in The Scalp (20 miles from Dublin, Ireland) with the Ohne Hast C.C. 31 October 1891: The first cycle polo rules are published in "Cycling" (Ireland). The first start First English clubs (Northampton, Newcastle, Coventry, Melton Mowbray and Catford). First cycle polo club in the U.S.A. 15 May 1897: The Bicycle Polo Association of Great Britain was born. The headquarters is in the Sheen House Club (West of London). 27 May 1898: First demonstration of cycle polo in the Moulin Rouge (France) with Captain Wood's team. 10 September 1898: The B.P.A.G.B. publishes its own rules in "the Morning Post".

46. Jever Steam Laundry - Station Stories 003 Bicycle Polo This site covers the history of the RAF in Jever, Germany. http://www.rafjever.org/stationstor003.htm

Bicycle Polo Video showing SEN-012 clip from Ken Senar's film. Game of bicycle polo between and 93 Squadrons (and others) on the Mess lawn. This highly irregular event was not without its consequences owing to the damage caused to the croquet gear and to the Station Bicycles which had been purloined for the game from all corners of the camp! Then cut back to: Close ups of Dennis Tann's kitten and with Self (mustached). Flt.Lt. Les Knell , the Station Adjutant, walks past (in dark specs). Flt.Lt. Tony Vasey (dark hair and handlebar moustache) in close-up with his black kitten. `Sandy' the Alsatian belonging to Wg.Cdr. Way i/c Tech Wing) - not seen himself. Left to right: Roy Mitchell Pete Phillips and Dave Clayton Ken Senar writes:- Bicycle polo was played on Saturday afternoons on the Officers Mess lawn after the usual lunchtime p-up. Spokes were broken and Warrant Officer Dale, the SWO , as Station bicycle inventory holder put in a complaint because of the damage done to his precious bikes. Mick Ryan can remember this pastime as well, five years later. It was mainly played using the RAF issue German Batwomen's bicycles which were stored in the Officers' Barrack Blocks while they were at work. The Officers' Mess Lawn Croquet mallets were used with a croquet ball. Unfortunately competition used to get very fierce. When all else failed a particularly effective way of stopping your opponents was to reverse your mallet and, holding it by the head, stick the handle through the front wheel spokes. Depending on the speed, this would strip out all the spokes, and the front forks would stick in the lawn, resulting in a spectacular unseating of the enemy by a somersault over the handlebars.

47. Seattle Bike Polo The kids are playing bicycle polo for the first time, led by bike polo enthusiast Matt Messenger, the guy on the limegreen bike. This is day three of Cascade’s Urban Riders http://seattlebikepolo.com/

seattle bike polo 206 Hardcourt Bike Polo! Home About North American Hardcourt Bike Championships are coming to Seattle!!!!!!!!!!!! Contact us! ... RSS Feed OUR Tournament of the Cascadian Triple Crown Uncategorized by mess 1 Comment Another Great day of BIKE POLO with the Youth of Redmond. Three, two, one… POLO! September 13th, 2010 by Stacey Panek The grown-up on the lime-green bike, decked out with matching green wheel disks, hollers, “Three, two, one…POLO,” and two groups of three kids, facing each other across the pavement, wobble forth on their bikes. Why are they wobbling? Because they’re also carrying long mallets. They’ll use these mallets to maneuver a small ball toward goals made of orange pylons set one bike width apart. The kids are playing bicycle polo for the first time, led by bike polo enthusiast Matt Messenger, the guy on the lime-green bike. This is day three of Cascade’s Urban Riders summer camp for ten- to thirteen-year-olds. After learning the basics of riding in traffic on Monday and whizzing around the Marymoor Park velodrome on Tuesday, the campers are now getting coached in the rules and requisite skills of polo. They’ve learned, for example, that a hardcourt bike polo court is about the size of a tennis court and that there are two ways of using the handmade mallets, which are shaped like croquet mallets. You can shuffle the ball down the court with the wide end of the stick or shoot using the smaller surface area at the front of the mallet. You have to shoot to score. If you make a goal using the wide end of your mallet, I’m sorry—it doesn’t count.

48. Bicycle Polo :: Bike For All >> The Essential Resource For Everyone Who Cycles.. Bike Polo All that is needed to play is a bike, an approved cycling helmet, a Bike Polo mallet, and a Bike Polo ball. This is a US site that is good on the rules of the game http://www.bikeforall.net/linkcat.php?cid=164

49. Indianapolis Bicycle Polo | The League Of Bike Polo Between Alabama and Delaware under the I65 overpass http://www.leagueofbikepolo.com/club/indianapolis-hardcourt-bicycle-polo

50. Bicycle Polo | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Bike polo! We were playing in a court right next to the centre of Helsinki, in Hietaniemi. There was about 30 persons playing and watching the games in total. I wrote an http://www.flickr.com/photos/zauron/4932870087/

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