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03-03-09, 01:46 AM
Cross-posted from the C&V sub-forum, due to the Moulton content.
A few years ago, a couple of friends interviewed four notable people in British cycling - Jack Lauterwasser (Olympic cyclist and framebuilder), Alex Moulton (iconoclastic bike designer), John Woodburn (racing legend) and Derek Roberts (cycling historian). Jack and John both have links with AM.
One of the interviewers, renowned cycle historian John Pinkerton, died a few years ago. Tony Hadland has now put the interviews online for free. Hopefully you'll find these (http://idisk.mac.com/hadland1-Public/cycling_history_interviews.html) interesting, I did.
A few years ago, a couple of friends interviewed four notable people in British cycling - Jack Lauterwasser (Olympic cyclist and framebuilder), Alex Moulton (iconoclastic bike designer), John Woodburn (racing legend) and Derek Roberts (cycling historian). Jack and John both have links with AM.
One of the interviewers, renowned cycle historian John Pinkerton, died a few years ago. Tony Hadland has now put the interviews online for free. Hopefully you'll find these (http://idisk.mac.com/hadland1-Public/cycling_history_interviews.html) interesting, I did.