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  1. Kingcycle stopped building production bikes, but continued to make one-off racers. But the story is
    that They Shall, like General Macarthur, Return - Rob English tells us that "Kingcycle have taken me
    on to develop a new production bike"

    Add Speed Ross, Orbit Crystal, Cresswell Rapide, Aerocycle, Pashley PDQ3...

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.crosswinds.netlegslarry.crosswinds.net
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    Editor - British Human Power Club Newsletter
    bhpc.org.ukbhpc.org.uk
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  2. There used to be a Japanese company called Sunaga that made recumbents. The main model was a fairly
    standard USS LWB bike called the NASCA Street Recumbent. Here's a photo:

    ikd21.co.jprcbt.html

    It's the second photo. (The top photo is a MASA Slingshot.) Apparently they also made a LWB lowracer
    - there's a tiny photo at the bottom of the page:

    rintendo.comcheck.htm

    Ken Kobayashi [email hidden] solarwww.mtk.nao.ac.jppersonal

  3. [email hidden] (Bill B) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Feel free to add to this list of Dead Bents. I know there is more for the list.
    1. hypercycle?
    2.Red Bent 3Black Bent
    4. Re-Bike
    5. Bike E 6 Trek
    7. Cannondale

    RANS Gliss RANS Nimbus Vision Metro I Vision Metro II R32

  4. The Danish Semi-Homebuild Evita isn't any more.. Both the first 20/20 and the later big/small (700c
    559 / 451 406) is discontinued. Maybe we will blow some life into it again in a local HPV group near
    Copenhagen.

    I thought Mikael would have mentioned that, but apparently he sold his (guessing) - did you get the
    price you asked?

    "Bill B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Feel free to add to this list of Dead Bents. I know there is more for the


    list.

    Quoted message said:

    1. hypercycle?
    2.Red Bent 3Black Bent
    4. Re-Bike
    5. Bike E 6 Trek
    7. Cannondale

  5. "Torben Scheel" skrev...

    Quoted message said:

    The Danish Semi-Homebuild Evita isn't any more.. Both the first 20/20 and the later big/small
    (700c 559 / 451 406) is discontinued. Maybe we will blow some life into it again in a local HPV
    group near Copenhagen.

    I thought Mikael would have mentioned that, but apparently he sold his (guessing) - did you get
    the price you asked?

    Yep, it went to someone in Stenlille I think that wanted to commute on it to work Went for 4800
    since I didn't have time to adjust the gears and the pesky threadless left bb shell worked its way
    out as I rode it up to him.

    I hope he's happy with it. No complaints to me so far at any rate.

    I just got my front hub so I'm off to the bikeshop to get wheels built.

    Regards Mikael

  6. skip said:


    Here's a few more: Dead Bent Companies - Not Dead Bents - The Bents Live On

    Counterpoint Presto Reveille Lemele Lightning Earthbikes Sunset (whatever TS has) Backsafer
    Kingcycle DH 500

    The correct names are Earth Cycles Dragonflyer [TM] [1] and Sunset Lowracer [TM]. [2]

    The Counterpoint Presto lives on as the Pashley PDQ, the Counterpoint Triad was resurrected for a
    time as the Pashley PDQ3, and the Counterpoint Opus IV lives on as the Bilenky Viewpoint.

    [1] What it says on the cruciform tube on mine.
    [2] Do trademarks from defunct companies go back into the public domain?

    Tom Sherman - Various HPV's Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)

  7. "Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    Counterpoint Opus IV lives on as the Bilenky Viewpoint.

    Interesting bike. Saw one on a ride where a guy had his son with MS in the front seat. The son
    seemed to be enjoying the experience.

    There's one on eBay right now with a bid of $1,116.00 with five hours to go.
    cgi.ebay.comeBayISAPI.dll

    If you are interested you may have to unwordwrap the url to go there.

    skip

  8. "skip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Interesting bike. Saw one on a ride where a guy had his son with MS in


    the

    Quoted message said:

    front seat. The son seemed to be enjoying the experience.

    I better rephrase this before Harv gets me again.

    The son seemed to be enjoying the ride experience.

    skip

  9. skip said:


    "Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    Counterpoint Opus IV lives on as the Bilenky Viewpoint.

    Interesting bike. Saw one on a ride where a guy had his son with MS in the front seat. The son
    seemed to be enjoying the experience....

    The Viewpoint is also available with foot rests and hand cranks for paraplegic stokers.

    < bilenky.comviewpnt.html >

    Tom Sherman - Various HPV's Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)

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