1951 Lady’s Flying Scot by David Rattray & Co. Ltd.

I see we are all posting pictures of our bikes now. Fair is fair. Althought my favourite pic Mike has previously posted on here, so here is a newbie. I don’t have a nice pic of just the bike, so boo hoo I’m in it too.

”The LEKKER bike is a classic Dutch design from 1885 that has lasted the test of time and doesn’t come with a use by date. An easy, enjoyable ride with an upright sitting position ensuring that there are no sore backs after a long day on the road. Included is everything you need:
- A unique double lock system used with confidence by the bike riders of Amsterdam, forms part of the frame and is easy and quick to operate.
- Integrated wireless LED lights so you will never get caught in the dark and you can feel safe on the ride home.
- Rear rack in case you pick up something on your travels and strong enough to hold your mates.”

Specs:

Frame: aluminum 6061
Frame-size: 28”/ 520 mm
Rider-height: 150cm and up
Colour: Cream
Gears: Nexus Shimano 3-speed
Brakes: Shimano Roller brake and internal hub front brake
Rims: High end Aluminum
Weight: 19 kilograms without locks (mine has locks)

Lekker have beautiful bikes. See them here: https://lekkerbikes.com.au/

The basket I have on it in the photo is too small to be usefull and gets in the way of the lamp. Lekker stock some great Dutch collapsible baskets that make room for the lights on their website, and are easily detatchable to use as a shopping basket.

Flickr / lianasmooz