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  1. I had to abort my ride to work to recover a Moulton Super 4 from a
    rubbish pile the other day. A bit tatty but it doesn't look as though it
    needs a great deal of elbow grease to get it back into working order if
    I decide to keep it, looks a bit small for me though. This would also
    swell the fleet to ~7 bikes or one for each day of the week, her indoors
    is not necessarily best pleased at the prospect.

  2. Vincent Wilcox said:

    I had to abort my ride to work to recover a Moulton Super 4 from a
    rubbish pile the other day. A bit tatty but it doesn't look as though it
    needs a great deal of elbow grease to get it back into working order if
    I decide to keep it, looks a bit small for me though.

    Super 4s were the poshest of the 14"-wheel series of F-Frame Moultons. They
    were effectively 7/8 scale replicas of the 16" range, intended for shorter
    riders. 5'6" would be about the upper end of the height range.

    Quoted message said:

    This would also swell the fleet to ~7 bikes or one for each day
    of the week, her indoors is not necessarily best pleased at the
    prospect.

    Would she feel differently if you gave it to her?

    James Thomson

  3. James Thomson said:

    "Vincent Wilcox" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    Super 4s were the poshest of the 14"-wheel series of F-Frame Moultons. They
    were effectively 7/8 scale replicas of the 16" range, intended for shorter
    riders. 5'6" would be about the upper end of the height range.

    My altitude is about 5'10" so it will be a bit small. I have stuffed it
    in a shed for now and will mull over its fate. It looks quite dinky and
    the wheels are amazingly small compared to the Brompton.

    On the whole it looks apart from the lack of a chain, crank and chain
    ring as though it is quite sound. The SA 4 speed makes nice ticking
    noises and the trigger seems to work fine. Tyres will need replacing as
    they are a bit perished. Also need to check that nothings seized, it
    looks like it spent sometime outside.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    This would also swell the fleet to ~7 bikes or one for each day
    of the week, her indoors is not necessarily best pleased at the
    prospect.

    Would she feel differently if you gave it to her?

    Ooh, suit you! 😉

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Would she feel differently if you gave it to her?

    One gets the feeling he will never know!

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    Mark
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