These type of RR-outriggers were sold to the public through sears(and others)and can be seen in Repop sears catalogs. sam lingo,pleasanton tx
Don Wilson <dcwilson3@yahoo.com> wrote: Ted,
That has to be one of the most amazing bicycle photos
ever. Where was this? California? Arizona? Do you know
if bikes were rigged up this way very often? Was it
only railroad workers who did it? Did the bikes tend
to stay on the rail or fall off. If they worked, will
some KOF offer some of these outriggers for his bikes?
And package a flash light mount to go with it. I have
to be able to ride through the Simi tunnel on the way
into LA from Santa Barbara. :-) Great, great photo.
http://www.wooljersey.com/
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