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Original postBrian Millson
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In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are made here
in Germany. Anyone had any experience of them? They look good.
http://www.pantherbike.de/pages/spezial/frameset_spezial.html
My preference would be for the larger bike with the wheels all the same
size, and it is rather less expensive.
Is it better to have the 2 wheels in front as opposed to behind as with the
Pashley and the di Blasi?
Brian Millson
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Dave Larrington
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Brian Millson said:In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are
made here in Germany. Anyone had any experience of them? They look
good.
http://www.pantherbike.de/pages/spezial/frameset_spezial.html
My preference would be for the larger bike with the wheels all the
same size, and it is rather less expensive.
Is it better to have the 2 wheels in front as opposed to behind as
with the Pashley and the di Blasi?
Don't know anything about Panther, but have you come across this lot?
url:http://www.roman-road.co.uk/
Most upright trikes tend to be 1f/2r, but better? Dunno.
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Brian Millson
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Dave,
I have come across them but the cost of transport here to Germany would be
too much, so the only new Brit bike that I am considering is the Pashley.
Brian Millson
Dave Larrington said:Brian Millson said:In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are
made here in Germany. Anyone had any experience of them? They look
good.
http://www.pantherbike.de/pages/spezial/frameset_spezial.html
My preference would be for the larger bike with the wheels all the
same size, and it is rather less expensive.
Is it better to have the 2 wheels in front as opposed to behind as
with the Pashley and the di Blasi?
Don't know anything about Panther, but have you come across this lot?
url:http://www.roman-road.co.uk/
Most upright trikes tend to be 1f/2r, but better? Dunno.
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