I'm not sure if there's a Japanese word for irony.My favourite is the Hummer, a sweet little fold up.
the Slow Schlepper
About Me
- the Slow Schlepper
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Having spent most of my working life at sea, as a sailor in the merchant marine,I have recently come ashore for a second go as a land lubber.The first time I was retrenched due to the GFC and I went back to sea on the Bass Strait ferries .Three years later,here I am. My job as a cargo super involves a company car and a small amount of driving around, which I try to keep to a minimum. This blog is my view of the world from the saddle and also a diary of my passion for old, steel framed French treadlies.
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- Alta Bikes Norway
- Arrow bikes Yokohama
- Bakfiets Melbourne
- Beg Bicycles
- Brompton Bikes
- Bullitt Fast Cargo Bikes Copenhagen
- Demon Frameworks
- Electra Bikes
- Feather Cycles
- Gazelle Bicycles
- Globe Bikes
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- Larry Vs Harry
- Linus Bikes
- Moulton Bicycle Company
- Otre Bicycles
- Papillionaire Melbourne
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6 comments:
What a great collection of bike irony...love them.
-Trevor
I had no idea...
Weird isn't it. I remember seeing a Holden mountain bike with all the GMH logos. I think it was a promo prize for the V8 Supercars.
PT: I don't know too much about Japanese copyright law.I didn't spy any Toyota,Mazda, Nissan or Subaru bikes while I was in Tokyo.
ian
Neither did I,John Lee. As far as I know, Peugeot is the only one of the above which has licensed it's name out to bicycle manufacturers.
ian
Hey David J. The way GMH are going at the moment, bicycles may be a pretty good alternative.
cheers,
ian
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