My ride at work

[aviationfred]

I work in a building that is a quarter mile wide and a third of a mile long. This is how I get around.





Fred

[Vsekvsek]

Lazy b?

[Capn Ron]

Was that the prototype for the FJ1200?   

Cap'n Ron. . .

[fj11.5]

Coool, I want a job there

[aviationfred]

This view of the building will give you a perspective on how large the building is, and the need for wheeled transportation.



Fred

[Firehawk068]

Very nice!

Now you need a propane powered FJ engine on there!

[FJmonkey]

Errrr... Them colors seem to be HD or KTM, I see FJ1200, just not any FJ colors.... WTF?

[anson45]

Cool.

Anson

[The General]

This topic is really interesting to me Fred. I am presently negotiating importing to Australia electric hubs for in particular a Tandem bicycle. Debating on the manufacturer of the bicycle. I love the quality Dutch Cargo bikes (A bit like your ride) but The Chinese do have some advantages (and risks unfortunately) with their Aluminium examples. Knowing your quality standards, where is the little trike manufactured?

[Vsekvsek]

Cool, my riding parter is flightline swing shift for 737 in Renton. My dad help desinged them, my sisters a Qa manager and brother is a lead on 777 in Everett. Hence the "lazy b" reference.lol

[aviationfred]

This topic is really interesting to me Fred. I am presently negotiating importing to Australia electric hubs for in particular a Tandem bicycle. Debating on the manufacturer of the bicycle. I love the quality Dutch Cargo bikes (A bit like your ride) but The Chinese do have some advantages (and risks unfortunately) with their Aluminium examples. Knowing your quality standards, where is the little trike manufactured?

Doug,

The manufacturer is Worksmans Cycle, built in Ozone, New York, USA.

Fred