2 November 2008
Quite a few celebs are resorting to pedal power to do their bit for planet and people these days, but it was Elle Macpherson who especially caught our eye as she took to the streets of London on her rather snazzy bike. The super model even has a seat upfront for her wee son to sit in, so they can natter away as she carts him off to school. Eco-friendlier, healthier and cheaper all at the same time!
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Comments
I can't believe they sell those kind of seats for bikes!
While it is a nice idea of her to be able to chat to her son... if she bumps into something he'll either fall off - or snap his little neck.
Strange roll model to feature...
CG | November 27, 2008 10:56 AM
... at least she is putting a helmet on the human airbag...
Girl | November 18, 2008 1:23 AM
Elle McPherson does not have a seat for her son to sit on, he is sitting on the handle bars. She is a fool.
If giving her son a ridiculous name wasn't bad enough, she has the gall to use him as a human airbag. The poor boy should be taken into care.
Guy | November 14, 2008 4:13 PM