New Bike

Tim Hall said:

Just to keep up with the trend of everyone else on this group, I'd
like to announce I have a new bike.

New to me that is, very, very, extremely kindly given to me by the
splendid Helen Deborah Vecht of this self same group.

And it's no ordinary bike either, it's a Cheltenham Pedersen. It's
rather, err, different, both to look at and to ride. A bit like this
one, but a different colour:

I'm gald Helen found a good home for it, look after it.

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Tim Hall said:

Just to keep up with the trend of everyone else on this group, I'd
like to announce I have a new bike.

Quoted message said:

And it's no ordinary bike either, it's a Cheltenham Pedersen. It's
rather, err, different, both to look at and to ride. A bit like this
one, but a different colour:

<http://www.dursley-pedersen.net/modern_pedersen/cheltenham.shtml>

<Jeeves>
Has sir also obtained a deerstalker hat, plus-fours, sideburns and pipe ?
All necessary accompliments before a gentleman would consider riding such a
machine ?
</Jeeves>

I'm jealous. :-)
Having ridden a Pedersen once, they provide a wonderfully different type of
ride.

- Nigel

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On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 09:55:53 -0000, "Nigel Cliffe" <[email hidden]>

wrote in message : said:

Has sir also obtained a deerstalker hat, plus-fours, sideburns and pipe ?

That is a stereotype. Which, as it happens, is startlingly
accurate...

Guy
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Tim Hall said:

Just to keep up with the trend of everyone else on this group, I'd
like to announce I have a new bike.

New to me that is, very, very, extremely kindly given to me by the
splendid Helen Deborah Vecht of this self same group.

And it's no ordinary bike either, it's a Cheltenham Pedersen. It's
rather, err, different, both to look at and to ride. A bit like this
one, but a different colour:

<http://www.dursley-pedersen.net/modern_pedersen/cheltenham.shtml>

I'm so glad you posted the link to the details. You've solved something
thats been puzzling me for a long time!!! I saw one of these bikes around 3
years ago,whilst stood watching the Vuelta, During the mountain TT stage
at , I think, Escorial (sp).
Unfortunately I didn't get chance to speak to the cyclist to find out more.
Though I think he came from the Cheltenham area.

Jan

Tim Hall wrote:

[Pedersen-ery]

Only last Friday (about 6 pm) I saw one heading south down Kingsland Road,
London Town Devine. Spook!

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In article said:

Tim Hall wrote:

[Pedersen-ery]

Only last Friday (about 6 pm) I saw one heading south down Kingsland Road,
London Town Devine. Spook!

I saw one on Friday morning in Cambridge.

On 14 Mar 2005 13:31:07 +0000 (GMT), [email hidden] (Alan

Braggins) said:

In article said:

Tim Hall wrote:

[Pedersen-ery]

Only last Friday (about 6 pm) I saw one heading south down Kingsland Road,
London Town Devine. Spook!

I saw one on Friday morning in Cambridge.

Neither were me.

Anyway, I took it for its first ride of any distance tonight (under my
control that is, Helen has done at least one Audax on it).

Having tinkered with the seat position (got a longer saddle support
wire molished at work), I whizzed 5 miles up the road to Horley for a
meeting and Beer. My fiends thought it was spiffy. Doesn't half catch
a lot of wind though. Seat is still comfy.

Tim