[workbike] Re: workbike digest V2 #182

Check out the brox pickup marketed by the seat of the pants company in
Manchester - this is a nice little unit that will carry the equivalent of a
small van. It has a recumbant position on the front and comes with electric
assist as an optional extra also has a fairing to keep foul weather off the
driver. As far as I know they can be leased for around GBP 45.00 per week.
www.windcheetah.co.uk will get the ball rolling for you.

If Tim is in the North of England I can give him a hand.

Regards
Graham Horne.
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Date: 13 September 1999 12:30
Subject: workbike digest V2 #182


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>workbike digest       Monday, September 13 1999       Volume 02 : Number
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>[workbike] Re: query
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>Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 05:14:02 -0500
>From: "jim gregory" <jim@bikesatwork.com>
>Subject: [workbike] Re: query
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>We received the following query a few days ago.  I told Tim
>that we had no experience moving livestock, but thought it
>would take a lot of effort to move such a heavy load over
>such a long distance across hilly terrain.  Any comments?
>Please CC to Tim.  He'd also appreciate any suggestions for
>equipment.
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>- -Jim
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>>Hi
>>
>>I live in England and came across
>>your website when I was looking
>>for  a solution to a transport problem.
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>>I am fattening 3 pigs and will soon
>>have to take them to the butchers.
>>Each one will weigh around 120 - 140 lb.
>>I will need to transport them over twenty
>>or more hilly miles.
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>>Do you think this will be possible
>>by bike? I am a reasonably fit
>>cyclist, but not Superman.
>>
>>Do you have any experience of
>>moving livestock? I would really
>>appreciate your advice.
>>
>>Tim Start
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