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Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor Irfan (L) using a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker serves a customer outside the capital's Jakarta Exchange building on December 15, 2011. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. AFP PHOTO / ROMEO GACAD
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Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor Nianto (R) using a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker serves customers outside the capital's Jakarta Exchange building on December 15, 2011. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. AFP PHOTO / ROMEO GACAD
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Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor carrying a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker rides his way around Jakarta's central landmark Bunderan HI monument on January 16, 2012. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. AFP PHOTO / ROMEO GACAD
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Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor Irfan (L) using a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker waits for customers outside the capital's Jakarta Exchange building on December 15, 2011. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. AFP PHOTO / ROMEO GACAD
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor prepares coffee on November 9, 2011 from his bicycle for street laborers in Jakarta. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor, carrying a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker, rides on November 8, 2011 around Jakarta streets looking for customers. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor prepares coffee on November 9, 2011 from his bicycle on the sidewalk outside a Starbucks coffee shop in Jakarta. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor prepares coffee on November 9, 2011 from his bicycle on the sidewalk outside a Starbucks coffee shop in Jakarta. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor prepares coffee on November 9, 2011 from his bicycle for street laborers in Jakarta. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor, carrying a bicycle mounted instant coffee maker, rides on November 8, 2011 around Jakarta streets looking for customers. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
Starbikes
An Indonesian "Starbikes" vendor prepares coffee on November 9, 2011 from his bicycle on the sidewalk outside a Starbucks coffee shop in Jakarta. As well-heeled Indonesians sip lattes in the air conditioned comfort of Starbucks, outside on the bustling, traffic-jammed streets of Jakarta the myriad poor turn to "Starbikes" for their fix. In a country where the $3 price of a small caffe latte at an international coffee chain like Starbucks equals more than a day's wages for the majority of Indonesia's 240-million population, these vendors sell their brew for about a tenth of that price, catering to a much larger client base. AFP PHOTO / BAY ISMOYO
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