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  1. I actually found this thing in an article in the Hong Kong edition (or
    was it the Taiwan edition? of a car magazine. It was at a nice bubble
    tea place near my house. But never mind that.

    http://qbike-online.com/product/t26.html

    A full-suspension hub-geared high-wheeler with a rear disc and front
    v-brake. pushrod steering linkage to support the forward-mounted handle
    bars.

    It's available in three sizes: 16, 20, or 26" front wheels. The 16" is
    purely for children, and has no front brake or hub gearing.

    I believe RBT should be able to get a month of material out of this bike!

    --
    Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
    "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
    to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

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    Quoted message said:

    I actually found this thing in an article in the Hong Kong edition (or
    was it the Taiwan edition? of a car magazine. It was at a nice bubble
    tea place near my house. But never mind that.

    http://qbike-online.com/product/t26.html

    A full-suspension hub-geared high-wheeler with a rear disc and front
    v-brake. pushrod steering linkage to support the forward-mounted handle
    bars.

    It's available in three sizes: 16, 20, or 26" front wheels. The 16" is
    purely for children, and has no front brake or hub gearing.

    I believe RBT should be able to get a month of material out of this


    bike!

    Quoted message said:


    --
    Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/

    One word (or acronym) - CPSC...

    Chas.

  3. Ryan Cousineau said:

    I actually found this thing in an article in the Hong Kong edition (or
    was it the Taiwan edition? of a car magazine. It was at a nice bubble
    tea place near my house. But never mind that.

    http://qbike-online.com/product/t26.html

    A full-suspension hub-geared high-wheeler with a rear disc and front
    v-brake. pushrod steering linkage to support the forward-mounted handle
    bars.

    It's available in three sizes: 16, 20, or 26" front wheels. The 16" is
    purely for children, and has no front brake or hub gearing.

    I believe RBT should be able to get a month of material out of this bike!

    Ooooh, I want one!

    -M

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