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On a sadder note

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  1. http://www.thorax.com/neo/hpt_frm.htm

    I wrote Thorax for info, and got this in reply:

    Dear Mr. ####,

    many thanks for your positive comments on our website and products. We
    could have made the Thorax|tangens fit by manufacturing a longer frame,
    but we actually can't do this any longer, as we are going to stop
    production and close down our company within the next weeks. I'm sorry,
    but there's no future for Thorax.

    Best regards
    Axel Conrads
    Thorax GmbH

    too bad they went under, if you get a chance look over their site.

    They had some nice ideas. For $800.00 EU

    db.

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, db.

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    http://www.thorax.com/neo/hpt_frm.htm

    The easy rider looks like a fun ride.
    Too bad they are going under.

  3. Db wrote about Thorax:

    Quoted message said:

    too bad they went under, if you get a chance look over their site.

    Their trikes look great, but their site sucks lemons.

    --
    "Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much
    to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes,
    it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877)

  4. db. said:

    http://www.thorax.com/neo/hpt_frm.htm

    Worse, they were collaborating with Schmidt to make a rear version of the
    SON hub dynamo. Which excellent project is now also canned.

    Bah!

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    Never tie your shoelaces in a revolvingdoor.

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