Yes, from Hope St. He's very helpful in person but not as communicative over phones/electronically.
You might be just as well coming to Cambridge to buy it, but they are very expensive. Jon, for example, has spent ages trying to convince me that a cheaper option would be better. edit: which was a little unnecessary to add as you already knew how expensive. Sorry.
It is easier to steer with more in the front. I was told this, but didn't believe it until I was coming home from Tesco with J and the shopping. She thinks a large packet of kitchen roll should be kept in the box, for using as a footrest :) (That was on test-afternoon, I haven't got mine yet.) She also said it was like flying, and that there was a seat for her cousin, don't forget her cousin. (I didn't cycle to Lancashire to pick up said cousin.)
The trike is bigger than the bike, and we had to widen our back gate for it to fit through, which isn't a big deal for us as we needed a new back gate anyway. (Old one mostly broken by racist attacks on previous occupants.)
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You might be just as well coming to Cambridge to buy it, but they are very expensive. Jon, for example, has spent ages trying to convince me that a cheaper option would be better. edit: which was a little unnecessary to add as you already knew how expensive. Sorry.
It is easier to steer with more in the front. I was told this, but didn't believe it until I was coming home from Tesco with J and the shopping. She thinks a large packet of kitchen roll should be kept in the box, for using as a footrest :) (That was on test-afternoon, I haven't got mine yet.) She also said it was like flying, and that there was a seat for her cousin, don't forget her cousin. (I didn't cycle to Lancashire to pick up said cousin.)
The trike is bigger than the bike, and we had to widen our back gate for it to fit through, which isn't a big deal for us as we needed a new back gate anyway. (Old one mostly broken by racist attacks on previous occupants.)