Mindful that his official car would cause further difficulties for the police, he sent for his collapsible bicycle, and pedalled off from Westminster on his own.
I mean, do I ever watch TV? Am I so busy that the image I now project is that of a pop-culture-bereft, ready-meal-popping freak show who zips around North London on her collapsible bicycle desperately trying to keep up with her life?
She wrote: "You've no idea how difficult it is to finish a modest thriller when all your neighbours are mucking about in the dawn looking for nuns with sub-machine guns and collapsible bicycles to arrive by parachute".
For more than 30 years he has been putting his stamp on everything and the kitchen sink -- luggage, linens, sardines, calculators, airplanes, cigarettes, hair dryers, pots and pans, cars, kitchens, liquor, campers, skis, floor coverings, mattresses, collapsible bicycles, bathrooms, wallpaper, chocolates, alarm clocks and ice buckets.
"It would be no good trying to bolt up the beach with the commandos, though many of them were also carrying collapsible bicycles.
For the clueless, he is the man behind and the designer of one of the most famous logos in fashion the entwined pc splashed across more than 800 products: neckties, collapsible bicycles, car upholstery, chocolate, cigarettes, ice buckets, frying pans… You get the idea.
I've got a collapsible bike".
"I ride a collapsible bike to work.
Designer Mark Sanders – who has previously designed electric and folding bikes for Pacific Cycles, and the amazingly collapsible, if improbably triangular, Strida bicycle – created an ingenious folding mechanism for the Footloose that allows the 48-pound bike to be rolled on both wheels into subway or office, or lifted easily into the trunk of a car.
OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about Alex Moulton, a British automotive engineer who created a small-wheeled bicycle that became the forerunner of the collapsible, portable bicycles of today, referred imprecisely to the early Moulton models.
Alex Moulton, a British automotive engineer who created a small-wheeled bicycle that fired a trend in the 1960s and became the forerunner of the collapsible, portable bikes of today, died on Dec. 9 in Bath, England.
