It is however the first time I've seen the word spongiform used outside the context of BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encapholopathy), or Mad Cow Disease
Ed Maggs
London
>>> David Perry <bikeworks@bikecult.com> 23/09/2004 15:36:43 >>>
Brian wrote:
>That is a rather attractive price. The repaint will cost about the
same. I
>wonder who did the "unauthorized" paint job? Whoever it was probably
>didn't get the decals from me I don't think. Therefore the decals were
>"stolen" from me. How does this happen?? I suspect I know the answer,
but
>I'm curious.
>
>I wonder who the original owner is/was?
Brian et al,
I bought the Baylis from Gil Hatton last week. "Gibby the Bear" said it was his father's bicycle. I forget his father's name, he was a motorcycle racer, now unable to pedal. Along with the Baylis came a c.1960 Olympic
team Paramount track tandem. Gibby is moving from PA back to SO CAL.
The price is attractive because the 105 components have some rust, being stored in damp place near T-town velodrome for past few years. The frame size was not right for Taliah, so I priced it to sell, rather than take
time to work on it to fetch more.
I'm glad it was noticed on CR, before I could post about it, and to see
what Brian has to say. I didn't know the unique paint and decals were "unauthorized." I'd like to know more about that, and if you know when it was built. The BB has +GF+, Geo Fischer shell, with serial number 037. Fork crown and blades are nice, slender and round.
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cheers,
Dave Perry
Bike Works NYC