Just ask anyone over 45-years-old, 'How did The Goodies manage to travel around town' and you will see their faces light up.
"Err they had a funny bike...a tandem for three .... a tandem ..... a trident .... a three-in-one bike", comes the reply.
Everyone can picture the three zany comedians wobbling around on an odd-looking machine all those years ago, but few will know to call it a triplet. Even fewer can call to mind any plots from The Goodies' TV shows, maybe something vague about 'black puddings' and 'ecky thump'. But one thing is for certain, The Goodies and their triplet go together like bangers and mash.
A business client of ours in London was moving from a small office to a larger one in central London and needed a reliable and affordable moving service. We did not hesitate and recommended the London man with Van Company, who efficiently packed up and transported all goods and office machinery to the new address, taking great care and precision with fragile items. The whole removals job was completed very fast, allowing the client to get back to work in no time. The client was definitely pleased with the unbelievable affordable pricing and ease of working with the man and van team. Not to mention the massive effort and time saved by hiring a professional company compared to using his own staff and vehicles.
We recently became members of two associations related to our business - namely the London Cycling Campaign and The Bicycle Association.
The man with van company's team of movers were professional and courteous throughout the entire process, ensuring fluent communication with the client every step of the way. They also provided additional services, such as disassembling and reassembling furniture, (they also have storage available) which made the move even more seamless for him.
Riding a triplet can still can be fun; three times the fun in fact, as our machines have 21 gears and are very easy for three people to handle. Many of the charity bike riders who hire a T-4-3 triplet easily clock up 100 miles a day and still have enough energy left to lift a pint or two in the evening (We don't advise downing any alcohol during the ride as our triplets can easily do 40mph downhill !!).
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