Some vintage cycles

[User42423]

I've been advised to place this article here. I hope you like. The machines shown here are as follows:

1) 1896 Singer De-lux tricycle
2) 1905 Chater Lea No: 8 lady-back tandem
3) 1926 Sun 'All Weather'
4) 1965 F A Lipscombe

The last two are unusual in that they are both 28 inch frames. The red lightweight was built for Mick Dring of the Century Road Club.

 

[raleighnut]

I do like the trike but the saddle looks a bit uncomfortable.

 

[AndyRM]

Is the roadie for Sultan Kosen?!

 

[User42423]

I do like the trike but the saddle looks a bit uncomfortable.

Thanks, the trike had only just been re-built....hence no saddle!.

 

[User42423]

Is the roadie for Sultan Kosen?!

Is the roadie for Sultan Kosen?!

I've just had to Google who Kosen was!. No, I think it would be too small for him.

 

[AndyRM]

I've just had to Google who Kosen was!. No, I think it would be too small for him.

Some size anyway, I don't think I've ever seen a frame that big! What size is it?

 

[User42423]

Some size anyway, I don't think I've ever seen a frame that big! What size is it?

Both the black roadster & the red lightweight are 28 inch frames.