Raoul wrote:
> I'd been toying more and more with the idea of finally purchasing a
>light-weight , high-performance , tricycle . I had wondered about the
>chance of finding an older one , with fine qualities , but without major
>difficulties , and in a correct size .
>
> I'd been lulling myself into some sense of security , knowing that if I
>could find enough money , I could always order up a sparkling new one ,
>made to fit me exactly , from George Longstaff . Surely there was no
>distinct hurry at all .
>
> And now he's gone .
Didn't he refuse orders from the U.S. for tricycles? (...rumor I heard)
>> New Jack Taylor site - pass it on.
>>
>http://www.bikebrothers.co.uk/taylorbros.html
Great quote:
"I don't like progress" Jack [Taylor] laughs and continues "I think as you get older you find it isn't progress, it's only change, and it isn't always change for the better. When you are young you accept all the new idea and designs and that, and you go along with it, and as you get older you find that they don't stand up, you're very sceptical about progress"
Roy "sceptical about changes in my cage" Drinkwater Lititz, PA