I was in Göteborg too, but I brought a camera. So here you go :
hpv-klub.dkframeset.htmOpen ↗
Not edited, just webbed. Names on bikes and persons to come.
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"Torben Scheel" skrev...
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I was in Göteborg too, but I brought a camera. So here you go :
hpv-klub.dkframeset.htmOpen ↗Not edited, just webbed. Names on bikes and persons to come.
Yep, I totally forgot mine. 🙂 Did you get home alright?
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"Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Torben Scheel" skrev...Quoted message said:
I was in Göteborg too, but I brought a camera. So here you go :
hpv-klub.dkframeset.htmOpen ↗Not edited, just webbed. Names on bikes and persons to come.
Yep, I totally forgot mine. 🙂 Did you get home alright?
Sure - I was home by 02:30 after an uneventful trip. You?
Torben
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"Torben Scheel" skrev
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Sure - I was home by 02:30 after an uneventful trip. You?
Yea, much the same. I fell asleep in car so good thing I wasnt driving. ;-)
M.
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..and now the link works again. "Torben Scheel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I was in Göteborg too, but I brought a camera. So here you go :
hpv-klub.dkframeset.htmOpen ↗Not edited, just webbed. Names on bikes and persons to come.
Torben
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A beautiful set of pictures and quite a menagerie of interesting creations. On image #2764 there
is a blue, belt-driven bike with an internal-gear hub, that is built like a tank. There must be a
good story about this one. Probably used by a Clydesdale rider. What is that huge pile of trees
all about?I swear, if they ever build a bridge or tunnel across the Bering Strait, I'll ride all the way
there to visit this hotbed of bicycle innovation. This would basically be a railroad route but
we can lobby for a bikepath alongside. If you made a hard, fast run in the Summer, you might
make it through Siberia before sub-freezing weather set in. Would 250 km per day be unrealistic
to achieve in a fully-faired quadraped tricycle?Steve McDonald
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A beautiful set of pictures and quite a menagerie of interesting creations. On image #2764
there is a blue, belt-driven bike with an internal-gear hub, that is built like a tank. There
must be a good story about this one. Probably used by a Clydesdale rider.#2763 is the same bike - and #2786. The owner told me he uses it for
travelling - he went to South America with it once.Quoted message said:
What is that huge pile of trees all about?
Just waiting for the torch I'd suspect. Cut-off's from the area.
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I swear, if they ever build a bridge or tunnel across the Bering Strait, I'll ride all the
way there to visit this hotbed of bicycle innovation. This would basically be a railroad
route but we can lobby for a bikepath alongside. If you made a hard, fast run in the Summer,
you might make it through Siberia before sub-freezing weather set in. Would 250 km per day be
unrealistic to achieve in a fully-faired quadraped tricycle?No, 'course not. Remember to get knobby tractor tires and 200mm travel full suspension for the
siberian "roads". And maybe you should contact Jushua about an E-hub. I'll buy you a beer when you
get here ;-)Quoted message said:
Steve McDonald -
Btw. Torben
Company up north who paints bikes. Powdercoat and clean the old paint off. 850 for my TE ex. 25%
moms and 2.5% environmental fee. Not too bad really. They paint bikes for Moreno Bikes.M.
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"Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Btw. Torben
Company up north who paints bikes. Powdercoat and clean the old paint off. 850 for my TE ex. 25%
moms and 2.5% environmental fee. Not too bad really. They paint bikes for Moreno Bikes.Nice - Acrofobia should visit when it's ready. No old paint to strip tho..
When are the TE visiting? I'd like to see the result.
How's the color choice?
Torben
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"Torben Scheel" skrev
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Nice - Acrofobia should visit when it's ready. No old paint to strip tho..
When are the TE visiting? I'd like to see the result.
How's the color choice?
September. I need to get a framenumber on it first and bikesmith on holiday. Will just be
blue like now.Mikael
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"Torben Scheel" skrev...
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When are the TE visiting? I'd like to see the result.
How's the color choice?
Website here: metacoat.dkmetacoat.dkOpen ↗
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"Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Torben Scheel" skrev...Quoted message said:
When are the TE visiting? I'd like to see the result.
How's the color choice?
Website here: metacoat.dkmetacoat.dkOpen ↗
Been there - not much to see. They are familiar vith bikes tho.
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