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What an outstanding post, congratulations to all involved, that smile says it all!!
Nice.
Thats the spirit of Christmas right there
Great to see the end result 😀
That smile says it all !!
Big respect to all involved 8)
That is bloody fantastic. High five the next time I see you on a Wednesday night.
can't say enough - To all involved parties.............
Bloody good job and it made great reading after a crappy day!!
Like others I'd seen this thread earlier on, but hadn't seen the end result until just now. Those two pics sum it up perfectly. That's brilliant. Really made me smile. Top effort guys
Mick, I don't know how I missed this thread, or if I glanced at it and didn't take in what it was about then apologies, as this is not just a really cool bike that's been built but one of those really great things that people and bikes can do. Top job )
That's a super thread.IT looks like just the thing for my autistic son,he's 17 and 5,8" I bought him a fixed cog trike but he just doesn't get on with it.That really is good and I wish the lottery numbers upon you,well done 🙂
Andrew looks like he's having big fun. Good stuff.
Holy thread resurrection batman! In a nice way cr500dom 🙂
I'll post an update with some details tomorrow.
A great bunch of lads 😀
well done!!
Bravo!
Give it a few months & he'll be wanting a Ti 29er version.
Possibly one of the best threads I've followed on here.
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It was nice to see this getting resurrected!
Anyway some updates since Christmas:
- Andrew's not got out on the bike much since, what with school, dark evenings etc. But he's well chuffed that there will be 5 bikes on the back of the camper van this year. He's got plans for the summer and is talking of getting a pedal bike (possibly getting ahead of himself a tad! ).
- His confidence in balance / co-ordination has taken a real boost. He's due back in Scotland later this month for some more skiing lessons.
- Mick and his family were on holidays in Dumfries and Galloway so I popped down to meet them and did a couple of laps of Drumlanrig. Truly nice people. But far too fit and fast on bikes to be allowed out with me 🙂
- I was meant to do a write up for Chipps over Christmas - but didnt get a chance and then I put it on the long finger. I'll put that right shortly.
Anyway - thanks again to all involved: it was great and the result makes it most worthwhile.
Skiing too? Double awesome!
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Skiing too? Double awesome!
I know - thing is nobody tried to force him to learn it when he was young so he's got an open mind about trying it. And it turns out he's ok at it! Oh and all his mates go on a school trip every year - so that's the incentive.
I think I speak for all from the ski/snow board thread when I saw, "Wooooooohooooo!"
Brilliant, utterly brilliant.
iv just read this thead from start to finish and iv welled up !!!!
well done to all who is involved :0)
This has dipped my radar too! An absolutley fantastic story and one that is indicative of why were are all passionate about out hobby. Great to see so much interest and good will. Here's mine and hope its not too late: Well done all and to Andrew, "welcome to our world and I hope you get as much fun out of riding your bike as I do with mine!!"
Enjoy
Been trying to avoid forums in favour of getting stuff done. However some things need a bump!
Ronan / couldashoulda - how is the young chap doing? Any mods or improvements needed?(I'm always happy to help) The ride at Drumlanrig was great - so good to meet you after all the emails. Not been riding much recently so getting slower by the minute.....
New 29er framebuild has started - will be my "Alpine" bike for summer so has some "huge" 100mm forks and at least 3 gears :-). It currently exists as a curved seat tube, recently attached to a bb shell. Soon to grow into a frame.....
Roblane65 - I've dropped you an email.
Mick
BUMP 🙂
Any chance of an update on how Andrew is getting on?
Wow!
What an amazing thread!!!
Awesome thread indeed, haven't seen this before and it's just superb.
Edit- Double post - it was that good!!
Never seen this before; damned dusty today.
Brilliant! Well done to all concerned.