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Hi Michael, An old BBS buddy of mine from way back when found an 8 part documentary about BBSing that was filmed in this decade 🙂 I haven’t watched it all but the parts i have seen so far did bring back some fond memories. If you get some free time check it out.
Jim
http://videosift.com/video/All-Eight-Parts-of-The-BBS-Documentary-Online-free-legal
nice to hear from you, Jim. thanks for the info on the documentary. i’ll check it out for sure! take care, Jim!
Hi There
I’ve just bought an Artifice here in England and I would like to fit a cyclo computer from the cateye range but how do you attach the pickup senser to the trike so that it picks up the signal from the magnet mounted on the spokes ?
can you help
Regards
Pete
hi Pete. congratulations on your purchase of an Artifice. i use a GPS for my cycling computer so i’ve never had to mount a pickup sensor. the principle is the same as a regular bicycle however. if i were to mount such a sensor, i would probably mount it on the rear wheel, because it would be a lot easier to mount the pickup sensor on the rear than finding some place to mount it on one of the front wheels. i would suggest talking a look at http://www.bentrideronline.com to see how others have mounted their pickup sensors. thanks Pete.