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    Tim Hall
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    Bob Jackson Tandem Trike

    Dates from 1984 (I think), 23" front, 19" rear.

    One wheel drive, 6 speed with double chainset. V brake on front, Arai
    drum on rear. Wolber rims. USE suspension seatpost on rear. Rack.
    Straight bars on front, SJS Stoker bars on rear. Paint is a little
    shabby.

    It's set up so an adult can fit the back, but obviously the smaller
    size can also take a biggish child.

    Pictures on Flickr at
    <http://flickr.com/photos/timintheshed/sets/72157594165971354/>

    I'm in Crawley, West Sussex.

    400 notes or near offer.

    I love it, having got the hang of riding it, but none of therest of
    the family like it. And I've been requested by The Management to make
    more space in the garage.

    Email me if interested timhall at clara dot co dot uk

    Tim

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  2. Rob Morley
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    In article <[email hidden]>

    Tim Hall said:

    Bob Jackson Tandem Trike


    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    I love it, having got the hang of riding it, but none of therest of
    the family like it. And I've been requested by The Management to make
    more space in the garage.


    Maybe you could find a disabled (sight impaired, balance impaired etc.)
    cyclist locally who would like to stoke for you, and they could store
    it?

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  3. Sam Salt
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    Rob Morley said:

    In article <[email hidden]>

    Tim Hall said:

    Bob Jackson Tandem Trike


    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    I love it, having got the hang of riding it, but none of therest of
    the family like it. And I've been requested by The Management to make
    more space in the garage.


    Maybe you could find a disabled (sight impaired, balance impaired etc.)
    cyclist locally who would like to stoke for you, and they could store
    it?

    You may find a buyer if you advertise it on the Tandem Club site.

    Someone was asking about a tandem trike recently IIRC.

    http://www.tandem-club.org.uk/

    Sam Salt

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  4. PacMan
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    Foot note:
    Tim's delivering it to my garage tomorrow. I haven't convinced myself
    it's a clever idea yet, but it'll see more use than the veteran tandem
    propping up the wall.

    All we have to do is work out how to cope with its inbuilt pothole and
    gutter non-avoidance seeking system ...
    --
    PacMan
    "I love being married. It's so great to find that one special
    person you want to annoy for the rest of your life" - Rita Rudner

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  5. Tim Hall
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    On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 10:06:47 +0000, PacMan <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Foot note:
    Tim's delivering it to my garage tomorrow. I haven't convinced myself
    it's a clever idea yet, but it'll see more use than the veteran tandem
    propping up the wall.

    Like PacMan said, I've now delivered it to him and Mrs. PacMan. And
    what nice people they are. And they've rejoined the Tandem Club.
    Hurrah.

    Quoted message said:


    All we have to do is work out how to cope with its inbuilt pothole and
    gutter non-avoidance seeking system ...

    Can't help there, I'm afraid.

    Tim

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  6. PacMan
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    It was round about Thu, 30 Nov 2006 00:42:15 +0000,, when the famed
    Tim Hall of the dreaded Organised? Me? was struck by a sudden insight:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    All we have to do is work out how to cope with its inbuilt pothole and
    gutter non-avoidance seeking system ...

    Can't help there, I'm afraid.

    Ubung macht den Meister, I suppose. Not that we're getting much
    practice in this weather.

    Thanks, Tim: appreciated.
    --
    PacMan
    "Laugh, and the world laughs with you,
    snore and you sleep alone"
    - Anthony Burgess

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