I haven't gotten around to adding text to go along with them, but I do have some pictures from this year's Bike Florida on my website. Just click on the link below, and look down near the bottom of the page.
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I haven't gotten around to adding text to go along with them, but I do have some pictures from this year's Bike Florida on my website. Just click on the link below, and look down near the bottom of the page.
One of the things i love about florida is the BIRDS. Obviously you like them too Larry.
Nice pix, Larry. Although your trike is pretty, I'm intrigued by that other trike, the one with the fairing and red carpet built in. What (& whose) is it?
C.C.
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From: "Larry Varney" <[email hidden]> Organization: FUSE Internet Access Newsgroups: alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 23:21:49 -0500 Subject: Bike Florida PIctures
I haven't gotten around to adding text to go along with them, but I do have some pictures from this year's Bike Florida on my website. Just click on the link below, and look down near the bottom of the page.
Nice pix, Larry. Although your trike is pretty, I'm intrigued by that other trike, the one with the fairing and red carpet built in. What (& whose) is it?
C.C.
That would be Murray Cleland's MR Swift. He's experimenting with a "lower fairing" or whatever he wants to call it, to get rid of some of the turbulence that comes in from below. And, from what he's said and what other riders have said about him, it just might work: they said he practically flies on that thing. Incidentally, his wife has an MR Swift as well, with an auxillary electric motor.
I haven't gotten around to adding text to go along with them, but I do have some pictures from this year's Bike Florida on my website. Just click on the link below, and look down near the bottom of the page.
Check out the photo of the guy on the trike towing the green kayak. I did see the kayak and trailer in St Augustine but I never did see it being towed on the road.