Wanted: Penny Farthing for lend/hire

Posted on Fri 27th, November 2009

• #1

purple_tom

Looking for anyone with a penny farthing that I could loan off of you or if anyone just knows a place in central where I could rent one (on short notice as I need it for tonight).

Let me know.

Peace out.
• #2

deleted

you what son?
• #3

purple_tom

It's to get someone who dislikes cyclists to join critical mass tonight.
• #4

Oliver Schick

You could try Joff Summerfield, but I don't know if he's in London at the moment.

http://www.pennyfarthingworldtour.com/

He builds them, too.

Hm, somehow I remember that web-site updated with his return to London. Not sure what happened there.

Alternatively, Charlotte and kat on here both have ordinaries.
• #5

Mafus

Hi! I'm also looking for someone with their Penny Farthing to come and ride it dressed in Dickensian Attire at a Dickensian Christmas Market. But in the North East - in Berwick-Upon-Tweed. Would appreciate any contacts of interested individuals.

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