Here is a very interesting site which I am sure you
will all find fascinating. There is a welded Grubb
recumbent, Buckley Brothers ultra lightweight and lots
more.
Someone was asking how Maurice Selbach was killed?
What actually happened is that he didn't come off on
the tram tracks but he dropped his front wheel into
the tramways centre conduit he couldn't get his wheels
out and was hit my a lorry. He was on sprints.
You can clearly see the central conduit of the tramway
in the picture of Westminster Bridge with the Houses
of Parliament, coincidentally this is very close to
the actual spot that he was killed at, just on the
south side of this famous bridge.
Talking of Selbachs a guy on ebay is selling an
original advert from a 1932 Cycling magazine, this
features the then brand new and revolutionary Selbach
USWB tandem with curved stockers seat tube.
http://www.scienceandsociety.co.uk/
Thats all for now. Keep those wheels spinning, in your memories if not still on the road. Be lucky Mick Butler Huntingdon UK.