It only took a quick shout-out to the Pushbikers community to set up a plan. The regular bike shift on 19.12 was already fully booked, but we got permission to do a special shift after 8pm. How often do you get the chance to do a bike training session with friends in the middle of Munich, where 160,000 cars pass by every day, surrounded by glass and cars? And so it went, always three pushbikers on the bikes, the rest had time for a chat or a drink at the bar, which stayed open extra late. Each bike produced electricity for a certain part of the lighting around Team Auto Lude. And there shone the black S124 Mercedes with its two racing bikes on the roof rack! Meanwhile, photographer Helge stood outside on the bridge to capture the lighting produced. With his mobile phone he gave instructions when to pedal for the light (“Go”) and when not (“Stop”). The photos were quickly taken, but behind the glass wall the sound of “Goooo” and “Stoooopppp” continued, so pedalling and stopping, pedalling again and so on. Until the three active pushbikers finally realised that Alois just kept on giving the commands to the general amusement.