Omafiets (Dutch bike) is English & so is the bakfiets (box bike).

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Omafiets (Dutch bike) is English & so is the bakfiets (box bike).

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Started 11 years ago by SRD
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SRD
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The Dutch bike isn’t Dutch it’s English (and proudly not updated since 1911)

http://www.roadswerenotbuiltforcars.com/dutchbike/

Posted 11 years ago #
Charterhall
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An enjoyable read, esp the posters/photos/illustrations, Audrey Hepburn and Roman Holiday two particular favourites of mine. ( I don't recall a bike scene, I'll have to watch out for it next time I dig the dvd out.)

Posted 11 years ago #
gembo
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Good to see a queen riding a bike. Raleigh superbe is back on sale. From their website 'literally' millions of superbes were made in Lenton in then1920s andwentnall over the world.

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