Wayne Johnson commutes to the Pioneer Square neighborhood of Seattle and parks his bike at the Seattle Bikestation. Wayne has several very cool bikes including a really neat Moulton. Moulton bicycles don't fold but they can easily be split into a couple of pieces for transport. Wayne's bike has both front and rear suspension, front and rear racks, hub brakes and an internally geared rear hub.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Wayne's Cool Moulton
Wayne Johnson commutes to the Pioneer Square neighborhood of Seattle and parks his bike at the Seattle Bikestation. Wayne has several very cool bikes including a really neat Moulton. Moulton bicycles don't fold but they can easily be split into a couple of pieces for transport. Wayne's bike has both front and rear suspension, front and rear racks, hub brakes and an internally geared rear hub.
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Hey, that's my old housemate! He has the most unusual stable of bikes of anyone I know...even rode a recumbent from Alaska to San Diego.
Aaron
www.navagear.com - the gear and gadgets blog for cruisers
s/v Sweet Destiny
Well, this is just another reason why you Seattlites are extraordinarily lucky to live where you live: you have one of the original, and still one of the only (as in, 4 that I know of) Moulton dealers in North America: http://www.anglelake.com/
(me, I've had one on order from the factory for the better part of a year now. It's supposed to be here within a month, and I'm just BESIDE-myself-eager to get my hands(/feet/butt) on it... )
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