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GGJ

Veteran
Coventry Museum exhibit

1888 Rover Safety Cycle

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Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Nice.
A pal of mine, Doug Pinkerton, has one in his collection that's in good rideable condition. It gets an airing now and again.
 
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greekonabike

President of the 'Democratic Republic' of GOAB
I saw a documentary on youtube that contained a lot of info about the rover safety bike and I found it fascinating. I'd love to see one in person. I went past Coventry on Tuesday so I guess I'll have to wait until I'm next up that part of the country.

GOAB
 
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GGJ

GGJ

Veteran
A few more early Rovers

Rover Safety Cycle

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Rover Tricycle...bet you never knew these were ever made by Rover
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1908 Rover advert...they were expensive...
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I saw a documentary on youtube that contained a lot of info about the rover safety bike and I found it fascinating. I'd love to see one in person. I went past Coventry on Tuesday so I guess I'll have to wait until I'm next up that part of the country.

GOAB
It is well worth the visit, I think that it is free admission. My wife and I popped in there on the way back from Yorkshire, I'd seen the museum on Flog it and wanted to see the World Land Speed Record holder Thrust SSC. Coventry Cathedral is very close by as well.
 

biggs682

Touch it up and ride it
It is well worth the visit, I think that it is free admission. My wife and I popped in there on the way back from Yorkshire, I'd seen the museum on Flog it and wanted to see the World Land Speed Record holder Thrust SSC. Coventry Cathedral is very close by as well.

yes it is free admission
 
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