do you ride a bike made in their Birth town

[Leodis]

[QUOTE 2544121, member: 1314"]I brought this over last Autumn from the Punjab where I was born. It's a Hero bike. Still haven't put it back together yet. When I do I'm going to stick a basket on the front and then paint spot the bike.

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You don't half pull 'em Crock.

edit: Mong spelling

 

[classic33]

Would it count if you made it, the frame, yourself?

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Afraid not here. My birth town is famous for producing carpets not bikes. Despite what Scheherazade would have you believe, a carpet is not a practical means of transport.

 

[classic33]

Afraid not here. My birth town is famous for producing carpets not bikes. Despite what Scheherazade would have you believe, a carpet is not a practical means of transport.

Alladin had one that he used! Low running costs & hardly any effort required upon the part of the user.

 

[avalon]

I ride some bikes from my birth country. Does that count?

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

Does a Vitus count? (2 of) French at heart but spent many a mile with Sean Kelly teaching it a lesson.

Exclusive to CRC so it's kind of Irish right?

 

[Deleted member 23692]

I was born and grew up in Nottingham and, like everyone I knew, had a succession (proper) Raleighs