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  1. It's all Colin B's fault: he posts an innocent looking question about a recommended rear wheel size
    for his Dutch recumbent kit; I type "Dutch recumbent kit" into Google; and now I've got one.
    Finished it last night. It needs a bit of attention to the chain line but I was able to ride up and
    down the drive a couple of times (once without falling off).

    The kit is mostly excellent although I did have problems with the latest version of the steering
    tube extender (acknowledged by the makers who are sending some new parts).

    Riding experiences will have to wait 'til I have actually gone somewhere on it.

    See dutchbikes.nluk.htm if you are tempted.

    regards

    Peter

  2. Peter Amey must be edykated coz e writed:

    Quoted message said:


    It's all Colin B's fault: he posts an innocent looking question about a recommended rear wheel
    size for his Dutch recumbent kit; I type "Dutch recumbent kit" into Google; and now I've got one.
    Finished it last night. It needs a bit of attention to the chain line but I was able to ride up
    and down the drive a couple of times (once without falling off).

    The kit is mostly excellent although I did have problems with the latest version of the steering
    tube extender (acknowledged by the makers who are sending some new parts).

    Riding experiences will have to wait 'til I have actually gone somewhere on it.

    See dutchbikes.nluk.htm if you are tempted.

    regards

    Peter


    You just need to "Padawan" to an existing "Darth" now and you will soon develop a lofty attitude and
    the ability to choke a wedgie rider at 30 paces.

    Ian

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, peter.amey@praxis-
    cs.co.uk says...

    Quoted message said:


    It's all Colin B's fault: he posts an innocent looking question about a recommended rear wheel
    size for his Dutch recumbent kit; I type "Dutch recumbent kit" into Google; and now I've got one.
    Finished it last night. It needs a bit of attention to the chain line but I was able to ride up
    and down the drive a couple of times (once without falling off).

    [censored] that was quick! My excuse is that I have been on holiday. I have a slot pencilled in for
    the bank holiday. I may have falling off reports too.

    Colin

  4. Peter Amey <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    It's all Colin B's fault: he posts an innocent looking question about a recommended rear wheel
    size for his Dutch recumbent kit; I type "Dutch recumbent kit" into Google; and now I've got one.

    Weird timing. I had a dream about one of those kits last night. Strangely though I'd decided to
    use my unicyle as the donor for the rear end. Due to being direct drive I had to ride it lying on
    my front with my arms stretched forward steering directly from the front axle (kind of a Superman
    type pose).

    Is there any hope for me :-/

    Have (weird dreamy) fun!

    Graeme

  5. [email hidden] (Graeme Dods) wrote in news:59655c11.0308120515.59bf15f0 @posting.google.com:

    Quoted message said:

    I had to ride it lying on my front with my arms stretched forward steering directly from the front
    axle (kind of a Superman type pose).

    You mad fool! that would never work!

    you have to lie on your back, or you will scrape your knees on the road 😉

    Fragg

  6. Fraggle <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    You mad fool! that would never work!

    you have to lie on your back, or you will scrape your knees on the road 😉

    Ah, that would explain the grazes on my knees when I woke up! Either that or I should really use
    some fabric softener when I wash the sheets :-)

    Have fun!

    Graeme

  7. Fraggle wrote of prone bikes:

    Quoted message said:

    You mad fool! that would never work!

    Why not? geocities.comprone.htm

    Quoted message said:

    you have to lie on your back, or you will scrape your knees on the road 😉

    Ah, well, I guess you might want to be a bit careful while cornering!

    --
    Danny Colyer (remove safety to reply) ( juggler.netdanny ) Recumbent cycle page:
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    Thomas Paine

  8. Ian said:

    You just need to "Padawan" to an existing "Darth" now and you will soon develop a lofty attitude
    and the ability to choke a wedgie rider at 30 paces.

    "Choke a wedgie"? I'm sure that must be some kind of filthy double entendre but I can't figure
    it out.....

    Bob
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