What was extra special about this rider was that she had learned on a bendy Bickerton that had been mothballed in her garage :-)) What a bike =:-) There can't be many left.
My father has one. I am a little ambivalent about it after the time the seatpost sheared off, pivoting about the seatstays, and dumped me bottom first on the road. -- David Damerell <[email hidden]> flcl? Today is Second Sunday, May - a weekend.
In news:[email hidden], John B <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:
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Today I added another cyclist to the pool.
After 30-minutes of teaching, the 65-year old lady complete beginner pedalled off into the distance, wearing the widest of grins
What was extra special about this rider was that she had learned on a bendy Bickerton that had been mothballed in her garage :-))
What a bike =:-) There can't be many left.
I think with a bit of effort I could build a working replica from the assorted bit of dead Chocolate Bickie that Lt. Col. Larrington (retd.) has lurking in his Sheds.
He's lent his "Bickerton Californian" to the lad next door.