In a message dated 5/16/2003 12:18:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Philcycles@aol.com writes:
> message dated 5/16/03 8:23:56 AM, dbcooper@rcn.com writes:
>
> >I have a friend, a Packard collector, incidentally, who is inspired
> >to obtain and ride a vintage lightweight bicycle. He is very tall and
> >would need a 26" or larger frame. Does anyone have or know of an
> >interesting lugged steel frame available? Any era is probably ok as
> >very tall people can't be too choosy. Thanks for your help.
>
> A Redwood would seem to fit the bill.
> Phil Brown
> Taking the day off in San Rafael, CA
> _______________________________________________
I've got several stretch limos, up to 70cm.
>From standard CroMolightweights like the ol Nishikis (still with 'real '
dropouts) up to a stunning pearl white Waterford Paramount from 1988 maybe
ridden once or twice.
Many in between as well Once we know what his parameters and hot buttons are and the tolerance for cosmetics, I can plug in the details and extract or invent pricing. If I know pricing, I can fill in the frame choice.
Anything over 65cm comes with a flashing light to keep within FAA regulations for high structures.
Larry Black
Mt Airy, Md