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Two new trikes

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  1. Here are the urls for the latest two trikes I just finished building, for
    anyone who might be interested:

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/mk3a.htm#mk3a (pardon the blurry pictures)

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/flying%20cross.htm#flyingcross

    A suspended flying cross is due back from the powder shop and pictures will
    be posted once it's assembled as well.

  2. I am interested. I'd like a bit more information if you could e-mail direct.
    I haven't found many trike builders in Canada. I test rode a single-speed
    delta trike with lean steering in university and loved it. The thought of
    getting a trike for myself has been bouncing in the back of my mind ever
    since.

    Is there an online FAQ for this newsgroup anywhere?

    Thanks
    Dale

    dskomar at yahoo dot ca

    "Sticker Jim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Here are the urls for the latest two trikes I just finished building, for
    anyone who might be interested:

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/mk3a.htm#mk3a (pardon the blurry pictures)

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/flying%20cross.htm#flyingcross

    A suspended flying cross is due back from the powder shop and pictures


    will

    Quoted message said:

    be posted once it's assembled as well.

  3. Hi

    The frame builder I used is Jim Best at www.bestbike.com in Toronto, Jim
    does the local bent repairs.

    There is Carey Chen at Urban Cyclist at http://www.ucycle.com Carey has his
    own side business doing custom bents under the Outlander name.

    Bob Beechy in St.George Ontario. He makes custom trikes and SWBs, contact me
    off this list for his personal email (not sure he wants it listed).

    Joshua
    ******

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

    Quoted message said:

    I am interested. I'd like a bit more information if you could e-mail


    direct.

    Quoted message said:

    I haven't found many trike builders in Canada. I test rode a single-speed
    delta trike with lean steering in university and loved it. The thought of
    getting a trike for myself has been bouncing in the back of my mind ever
    since.

    Is there an online FAQ for this newsgroup anywhere?

    Thanks
    Dale

    dskomar at yahoo dot ca

    "Sticker Jim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Here are the urls for the latest two trikes I just finished building,


    for

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    anyone who might be interested:

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/mk3a.htm#mk3a (pardon the blurry pictures)

    http://bikes.jkcc.com/flying%20cross.htm#flyingcross

    A suspended flying cross is due back from the powder shop and pictures


    will

    Quoted message said:

    be posted once it's assembled as well.

  4. "Dale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I am interested. I'd like a bit more information if you could e-mail direct.
    I haven't found many trike builders in Canada. I test rode a single-speed
    delta trike with lean steering in university and loved it. The thought of
    getting a trike for myself has been bouncing in the back of my mind ever
    since.

    Here is a Canadian trike:

    http://www.eco-cycle.ca/

    (My local recumbent vendor has expressed concern about the kingpin
    bearings in this trike. Doesn't think they are designed for vertical
    loads. I think technically a headset is a "thrust bearing" and that is
    what is called for here. Otherwise, seems like an interesting trike.)

    John Riley john riley 1 at rogers dot com

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