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From the Daily Mail on-line:
It was six decades ago that Owen Hook fell in love with the shining bicycle in his local department store window. But today, the Raleigh push bike is still going strong. Mr Hook, 72, who paid for the top-of-the-range, three-speed Raleigh bike in 36 monthly installments of just ten shillings (50p) 57 years ago, said yesterday that it showcased British craftsmanship at its best.Read more here!
Labels: kraftwerk, rolling abroad, velopunk
5 Comments:
I like it - was wondering if you had forgotten about your public too
thanks
Dear Webmaster,
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I wanted to let you know that the “spinopsys” link on your site points to a website (http://www.spinopsys.com/) that is no longer working.
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I have a red Raleigh 3 speed sprite, found on the sidewalk barely used, save for a pushed-back fork (hubby rpaird)...it's my Sheldon-Brown-ConRED cycle (we had a sheldonian here on the west coast)...Love your blog--jacquie Phelan
Wow! That is amazing that he still uses the bike this many years later. It looks to be in great shape, too.
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