Plastic Bikes and stuff

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cosmicbike

Perhaps This One.....
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Egham
Just returned from my annual couple of days hiking. This year was Exmoor, and apart from the excitement of finding one of the 18 remaining AA call boxes at Porlock, we also paid a visit to the Bakelite Museum, which really should feature in the Dull Mens Club www.dullmensclub.com
Anyways, a few nice bits and bobs.
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TheDoctor

Europe Endless
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Location
The TerrorVortex
Ah, the Itera. I nearly bought one once.
Thankfully, I rode it first. I've come across cheesecake with more rigidity.
 

Archeress

Veteran
Location
Bristol
I think they have a plastic bike hanging from the rafters of the cafe at Mud Dock by the harbourside in Bristol.

Hugs
Archeress x
 
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cosmicbike

cosmicbike

Perhaps This One.....
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Egham
 

Globalti

Legendary Member
Wow, I like that Raleigh moped, it's cute. I had a Puch Maxi and it felt very fast indeed. I only fell off it a couple of times.

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The plastic bike must have high tooling costs.
 
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cosmicbike

cosmicbike

Perhaps This One.....
Moderator
Location
Egham
Wow, I like that Raleigh moped, it's cute. I had a Puch Maxi and it felt very fast indeed. I only fell off it a couple of times.

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The plastic bike must have high tooling costs.

My younger brother built 3 of those from boxes of parts donated, then went on to ride JOGLE with a couple of mates for charity. Slow going was how it was best described.
 
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