This is a rollable but not ridable sidecar bike. We were so excited we took it out and pushed it down the street just to see how it felt. We were amazed.
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- Heinz Zeit introduction
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- incomplete proto III
- Wire model superimposed over bicycle
- Coat hanger wireform model
- PROTO II as THE WHITE WIZARD in operation
- Rebuilt PROTO II FRAME
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2 comments:
Lovely blog, thanks for taking the time to share this.
Nice sharre
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