Worksman bike audio

Hi all,
In case you missed this on NPR:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...oryId=97024808
Kerry

On Nov 21, 8:25*pm, "Kerry Montgomery" wrote:
Hi all,
In case you missed this on NPR:http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...oryId=97024808
Kerry

I heard it on my ole GE floor radio a few days ago. Give it a click
folks, it'll make ya smile--they're the last real blue collar bike
guys around that aren't building schmancy bike in America--nah,
they're building bomb proof pizza delivery bikes, factory bike, and
hot dog carts. Sounded like a wonderful place to work.

On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:04:18 -0800 (PST), landotter
wrote:

On Nov 21, 8:25*pm, "Kerry Montgomery" wrote:
Hi all,
In case you missed this on NPR:http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...oryId=97024808
Kerry

I heard it on my ole GE floor radio a few days ago. Give it a click
folks, it'll make ya smile--they're the last real blue collar bike
guys around that aren't building schmancy bike in America--nah,
they're building bomb proof pizza delivery bikes, factory bike, and
hot dog carts. Sounded like a wonderful place to work.

Here's the web site...

http://www.worksman.com/

Cheers

During the years I was running my bicycle recycling program in New York, I
got to know Jeff and Wayne a bit. They are both very sincere guys who are
committed to the mission of building indestructible quads and tricycles
without compromise. It has always baffled me that their bikes are not even
MORE prevalent in warehouses, airports, gated communities, etc. I often
imagined that I might work for them some day, but Jeff told me many times
that the bike industry isn't something to get into anymore. It seems that
the economy and the unpredictable dance of fuel prices may be changing
that....