WWII BSA folding bicycle

That's pretty cool Tom!
Thanks! 😄

Chris

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cheers,
Tom

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Tom Keats said:

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tease!

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Tom Keats said:

Thought this might be of interest to some folks:
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tease!
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No, it's the use of nonstandard characters in the URL causing the
problem. Try this: http://tinyurl.com/8mwkg

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No, it's the use of nonstandard characters in the URL causing the problem.
Try this: http://tinyurl.com/8mw

Yup, shouldda seen that--usually url's get borked because of overzealous
line-wrapping.

Tom Keats said:

Thought this might be of interest to some folks:
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cheers,
Tom

Seen the link before--pretty neat stuff!

I wonder how many countries round the world still use bikes in the armed
services? I saw a pic of a Swiss military bike from perhaps five years ago
and it was magnificent! The rear carrier modified to carry two standard
jerry cans was pretty interesting.

Seems it would still be a valuable tool for some missions--especially for
paratroopers. Fairly quiet, no fuel needed, light and cheap.