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• #7377
The rear mudguard that manages to fail in its purpose of stopping mud whilst simultaneously partly obscuring the rear light is particularly impressive.
Although there is a dynamo, I'll give it that
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• #7378
I posted this as a wanted, but thought I would also post here to see if any of you wonderful functional people can help me out:
'Hello all
Moving house next week and was wondering if anyone has a bike trailer or cargo bike they might be willing to lend me for two days to save me the horrors of an addison lee van. Very happy to leave a deposit and bake a cake/quiche or similar by way of thanks.
I'll be moving from camberwell to peckham so someone south east would be ideal but I'm very happy to go further afield if someone is being generous enough to lend me something.
Thanks,
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• #7379
theres a forum cargo bike
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• #7380
oh really - do you have any idea where it lives?
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• #7381
I know this guy, he (along with one other) designed and built it in less than 24 hours.
The 4 by 4 platform on the front is made from a bunk bed frame.Sorry, should have posted in Cargo Bikes - how do I move it?
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• #7382
still functional.....i would the say the two threads overlap at times....
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• #7383
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• #7384
Stunning, it just gets worse and worse the longer you look
It's fun. you know those motorcycles on pipeburn.com, they have style over substance and design correctness, it's a bit like that and i love it.
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• #7385
Pipeburn.com sounds rather unsavoury.
Boots sell creams that can help. -
• #7386
It's fun. you know those motorcycles on pipeburn.com, they have style over substance and design correctness, it's a bit like that and i love it.
So you'd pay more for something that doesn't work as well as the Indian Hero?
I'd love to try and order a Hero in the UK, it'd be a greater beater to lock up anywhere without any single shit given.
Or the Flying Pigeon from China;
http://press.emerson.edu/imc/files/2011/12/flying_pigeon_28inch_china.jpg
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• #7387
Rod brakes though >>>>>>>>
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• #7388
£14 though (the Flying Pigeon that is).
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• #7389
Fuck.
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• #7390
I like how rod brakes give you haptic feedback as to how true (or otherwise) your front wheel is.
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• #7391
I know a guy in Ramsbottom who has imported 50 bikes from India with a view to flogging them...
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• #7392
I know a bloke who knew some nice-but-dim posh blokes from Fulham in the 80s who were the sole importers and distributors of some Indian make of car.
He (my mate) bought a Hindustani Ambassador (I think?) off them before they went bust as the cars were shit.
Where was I going with this? Well I've sat outside that car, in a layby on the A1, smashing up cutlery with my bootheel to try and fashion a makeshift thingie to short a connection and get us home.
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• #7393
There is a reason I moved here ..
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• #7394
I know a bloke who knew some nice-but-dim posh blokes from Fulham in the 80s who were the sole importers and distributors of some Indian make of car.
He (my mate) bought a Hindustani Ambassador (I think?) off them before they went bust as the cars were shit.
Where was I going with this? Well I've sat outside that car, in a layby on the A1, smashing up cutlery with my bootheel to try and fashion a makeshift thingie to short a connection and get us home.
The Ambassador was the one based on, I think, the Morris Oxford. The one that everyone was driving around in under Macmillan while wearing string-backed driving gloves.
I wonder if anyone ever got around to importing any of those Iranian licence built Hillmans, they sounded truly dreadful
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• #7395
I've turned my girlfriends old bike into a shopper. it's great fun to ride now. like a big bmx with a basket
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• #7396
Looks alot Like one of my old bikes
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• #7397
I've turned my girlfriends old bike into a shopper. it's great fun to ride now. like a big bmx with a basket
Here's mine, yours looks better though
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• #7398
My old one -
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• #7400
I've turned my girlfriends old bike into a shopper. it's great fun to ride now. like a big bmx with a basket
love it
more "stylish" over function....