My first 'bent was a Taifun. I loved the heck out of that little bike, but sold it for something faster because I wanted to be more competitive. I wouldn't make that same mistake again. Those dual 20" wheels accelerate like a bat out of Peoria, and the low, laid-back position is an absolute thrill ride. Peter's bike looks like it shares many of those same qualities. Great looking bike!
I wish I was remotely handy enough to build my own bike. For everyone's sake I stay away from welding and cutting equipment. I ride a bike much more effectively with all my fingers and toes!
Great work Peter. It looks like a very nice bike.
Michael I guess you have learned your lesson. Never sell any bikes - just keep on adding to your collection...=-)
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My first 'bent was a Taifun. I loved the heck out of that little bike, but sold it for something faster because I wanted to be more competitive. I wouldn't make that same mistake again. Those dual 20" wheels accelerate like a bat out of Peoria, and the low, laid-back position is an absolute thrill ride. Peter's bike looks like it shares many of those same qualities. Great looking bike!
I wish I was remotely handy enough to build my own bike. For everyone's sake I stay away from welding and cutting equipment. I ride a bike much more effectively with all my fingers and toes!
Great work Peter. It looks like a very nice bike.
Michael I guess you have learned your lesson. Never sell any bikes - just keep on adding to your collection...=-)
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