I've got that CD.CitroJim wrote:I love the 'Dark Side Of The Moon' stamp

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I've got that CD.CitroJim wrote:I love the 'Dark Side Of The Moon' stamp
So have I, along with several other Pink Floyd ones...Gibbo2286 wrote:I've got that CD.CitroJim wrote:I love the 'Dark Side Of The Moon' stamp
When they opened the new Kincardine bridge up the river and the M74 extension they had a cycling day first where you go and ride across / along them. Given your love of bridges and bikes, would be right up your street if they do one for the new Forth BridgeCitroJim wrote:Ahh, bridgesI just love them!
The bike is a product of Somerset, Bradford-on-Avon to be precise and one of Alex Moulton's iconic designs, with a bit of a cult following. Here's a little piece from Wiki about himCitroJim wrote:That's an interesting folder, it has full suspension so should be nice and comfy for the job...
never ridden on, I must admit...
Regards Neil.....Moulton started up a new company, Moulton Developments Limited, to design the suspension system for British Motor Corporation's new small car, the Mini, that was being designed by his friend Sir Alec Issigonis. The combination of conical rubber springs and small wheels was one of the many innovative developments that allowed Issigonis to achieve the Mini's small overall size. This was later refined into the hydrolastic and hydragas suspension systems used on later British Leyland cars such as the Austin Maxi, Austin Allegro, Leyland Princess and Rover Metro, and most recently on the MGF.