George and Jean's Moulton page

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George's Stainless Moulton New Series (NS), a 2000 model that I bought in November 2005. The ride is similar to, but certainly smoother than the AM GT that I had before and maybe a little easier to pedal.
After 1700 km I'm very happywith the bike. It has been very reliable and a joy to own and ride. It's less fatiguing on long rides than anything else I know. I hope to do some serious touring on it before long.
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George's AM GT (now replaced by the NS) and Jean's AM 7 and on tour near Rimini in Italy.

George's APB: an early APB3 frame upgraded by Steve Parry with Shimano Nexus 7 hub gears, roller brake and narrow-rims. My ideal town bike.

Our APB-based tandem: In June 2005 we took delivery of a custom-built Moulton APB-based tandem. We believe it to be the first separable-frame Moulton-based tandem constructed in the UK as well as the first to be based on an APB. More photographs and details of it and the project that led to it can be found here.

Some Moulton-related resources:

Moulton-OLN-data.html

2011: Table of OLN dimensions for various Moultons

2008: Kick (prop) stand on an APB

2006: A hydration bag fitted in the frame space of a Moulton

2006: A Cateye wireless computer mount for any spaceframe Moulton
2005: George's NS front bag solution.
2003: Mounting a Cateye 2 wireless computer on a Moulton AM GT.
2003: A description and CAD drawings of the front barbag mounting bracket designed by Ian Gosling
1997: An article I published in a 1997 edition of The Moultoneer magazine about the DIY hybrid hub/front derailleur gearing system I was then using on my AM5

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