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[ian.allen2]

Knight cycles were a company in Birmingham. Here is a link to hte history. http://www.atob.org.uk/profile/knight-cycles/

 

[Robbied196]

Knight Cycles were in Wolverhampton

http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/bu ... lders.html

(edit) Sorry, missed your post Ian

 

[benjy]

think the forks are a tad bent, front tyres flat so possibly been up a curb or two lol,

thanks for the info on the knight, i might try an date it, poor thing needs some love, i think the tree it was sat under has saved it alot,

i might use the kalkoff as parts to get the knight running, or just get some forks for it as it all works

 

[ian.allen2]

Knight Cycles were in Wolverhampton

http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/bu ... lders.html

(edit) Sorry, missed your post Ian

You are right. Sorry. I read the start about Birmingham and thought they were there.

 

[ian.allen2]

The forks on the black one looks like the forks on my hercules balmoral back in the 70's. I hit the wall at the top of the entry (no brakes) and it bent them back. I had to take the front mudguard off and could not pedal when turning as my foot caught the front wheel. Never did straighten the forks.