While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The first
was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider the price.
The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>
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Larry Varney
Cold Spring, KY
http://home.fuse.net/larryvarney
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"Larry Varney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The first
was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider the
price.Quoted message said:
The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>
--I believe the "thief" is away pile driving this week. Serves him right I
suppose.skip
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skip said:
"Larry Varney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The first
was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider theprice.
Quoted message said:
The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>
--I believe the "thief" is away pile driving this week. Serves him right I
suppose.skip
Oh, I forgot about that. I've got some pictures of the bike, too. It
looked very nice. He'll probably want to buy it from the woman who owns it!--
Larry Varney
Cold Spring, KY
http://home.fuse.net/larryvarney -
Larry Varney said:
While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The first
was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider the
price.
The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>For the record, I have never placed an eBay bid on that Earth Cycles
Dragonflyer.I did end with that particular trike, however.
<http://www.ihpva.org/incoming/2002/Dragonflyer/index.html>--
Tom Sherman – Quad City Area -
Larry Varney said:
skip said:
"Larry Varney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The first
was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider theprice.
Quoted message said:
The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>
--I believe the "thief" is away pile driving this week. Serves him right I
suppose.skip
Oh, I forgot about that. I've got some pictures of the bike, too. It
looked very nice. He'll probably want to buy it from the woman who owns it!Was her husband riding a Pharobike Lowfat? A very sensible couple to own
two lowracers with ISO 305-mm/ISO 406-mm wheel sizes.It would not be fair for one person to start monopolizing red Sunsets.
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Tom Sherman – Quad City Area -
Tom Sherman said:
Larry Varney said:
skip said:
"Larry Varney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...> While participating in the July 4th Parade in Carmel, Indiana the
> other day, I happened to spot two very interesting recumbents. The
> first
> was an ActionBent. Looked very nice, especially when you consider theprice.
> The second was a somewhat familiar-looking, very low bike. Made by a
> defunct company called Earth Cycles. Brought back memories of the
> Dragonflyer that was "stolen" from me at auction... <g>
> --I believe the "thief" is away pile driving this week. Serves him
right I
suppose.skip
Oh, I forgot about that. I've got some pictures of the bike, too. It
looked very nice. He'll probably want to buy it from the woman who
owns it!Was her husband riding a Pharobike Lowfat? A very sensible couple to own
two lowracers with ISO 305-mm/ISO 406-mm wheel sizes.It would not be fair for one person to start monopolizing red Sunsets.
Actually, I think he was riding an M5. And you're right: you didn't
place a bid for that trike.--
Larry Varney
Cold Spring, KY
http://home.fuse.net/larryvarney
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