Open letter, recumbent trike
 

My desperate situation forces me to address you in an open letter. I
am looking for a second-hand recumbent tricycle. I would also be
interested in one awaiting to be scrapped but still worth overhauling.
This device is very important for me to acquire, because my state of
health has lately deteriorated dramatically and I have lost my normal
motility. Because of my illnesses, it is essential for me to have
regular, dynamic exercise. For a long time my need for exercise has
been maximally satisfied by cycling. Starting from late last year,
however, my dizziness has worsened to such an extent as to prevent me
from cycling on a regular bicycle. I therefore need a robust tricycle
with a low center of gravity, such as the one a Hungarian bicycle
manufacturer could produce for the price of ca. €1400. Since my
monthly pension is €250, I could only order one if I requested and
received financial help. Because of the expectable difficulties of
shipping from abroad, the best solution for me would be to have the
tricycle manufactured within Hungary.

In exchange for financial help I offer my collection of drawings
presented in my webpage, where you can also read about the method of
delivery of any pictures you may choose and other important
information. URL: www.tothjozsef-eng.atw.hu

I ask you to forward my letter to your friends and acquaintances. This
is extremely important for me. I thank you with all my heart for any
help you may devote to the realization of my goal.

Sincerely,
Tóth József

Open letter, recumbent trike
 

aka Tóth József wrote:
My desperate situation forces me to address you in an open letter. I
am looking for a second-hand recumbent tricycle. I would also be
interested in one awaiting to be scrapped but still worth overhauling.
This device is very important for me to acquire, because my state of
health has lately deteriorated dramatically and I have lost my normal
motility. Because of my illnesses, it is essential for me to have
regular, dynamic exercise. For a long time my need for exercise has
been maximally satisfied by cycling. Starting from late last year,
however, my dizziness has worsened to such an extent as to prevent me
from cycling on a regular bicycle. I therefore need a robust tricycle
with a low center of gravity, such as the one a Hungarian bicycle
manufacturer could produce for the price of ca. €1400. Since my
monthly pension is €250, I could only order one if I requested and
received financial help. Because of the expectable difficulties of
shipping from abroad, the best solution for me would be to have the
tricycle manufactured within Hungary.

In exchange for financial help I offer my collection of drawings
presented in my webpage, where you can also read about the method of
delivery of any pictures you may choose and other important
information. URL: www.tothjozsef-eng.atw.hu

I ask you to forward my letter to your friends and acquaintances. This
is extremely important for me. I thank you with all my heart for any
help you may devote to the realization of my goal.

You could contact Robert Stein [1] to see if he would make a deal. He
has posted to the Trikes email list in English, so you should be able to
communicate. He is located in Subotica, Serbia, which Google claims is
less than 200 km away from the address on your website.[2] There is also
a Stein Trikes dealer in Budakalasz, Hungary [3] about 110 km away.

[1] http://www.steintrikes.com/.
[2]
http://www.google.com/maps?f=d&saddr=8157+F%C3%BCle,+Vas%C3%BAt+utca,+Hu ngary&daddr=Subotica,+Serbia&hl=en&geocode=&mra=ls &dirflg=w&sll=46.764325,19.144925&sspn=1.685693,3. 537598&ie=UTF8&ll=46.626806,18.956909&spn=1.69005, 3.537598&z=8.
[3]
http://www.google.com/maps?f=d&saddr=8157+F%C3%BCle+Vas%C3%BAt+utca,+Hun gary&daddr=Tanito+u.+2,+Budakalasz,+Hungary&hl=en& geocode=&mra=ls&dirflg=w&sll=47.06845,19.616234&ss pn=3.352377,7.075195&ie=UTF8&ll=47.336961,18.65478 5&spn=0.833872,1.768799&z=9.

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“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”