Pace Cycles is soon to open a museum

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Adrian Carter also discusses test ride opportunities, the Pace museum and suspension servicing

With such a rich history stemming back to the foundations of mountain biking, Pace Cycles is soon to open a museum celebrating nearly 25 years of manufacturing. Mark Sutton talks to MD Adrian Carter about how dealers can benefit from the company’s move to it’s ‘spiritual home’ in Dalby…

 

[cannondale king]

i wonder if the tour will be as good as there customer service :shock:

 

[suburbanreuben]

A whole museum devoted to engineering solutions to problems that never existed... :roll:

 

[m_reading]

Would be nice to see all the carbon forks and box section frames

 

[Stick Legs]

A whole museum devoted to engineering solutions to problems that never existed... :roll:

Best of British then...

Doxford & Deltic diesel engines spring to mind.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/theblackwatch/tech1.htm

http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel ... oxford.htm

 

[gil_m]

Wondered around on Friday afternoon, the decorators have finished and the floor is now down, currently a selection of the newer models adorn the walls but guess there is chance for a few of the "older designs" to hang around...

Don’t get the impression of a big “museum” basically you are walking round Cathy and Adrian’s offices, certainly has a nice feel but think they might get a little tired of people poking things and asking stupid questions, we will have to wait and see

 

[JeRkY]

Looking forwards to it

 

[Rich]

Be nice to see some photos when it's up and running...don't think I'll get to see it otherwise

 

[Defender]

Sounds very interesting, got to worth a visit when it's up and running .
Hopefully there'll be some prototypes etc on display.
I've been round the Moulton museum, lots of experimental and prototypres there for both bikes and car suspension systems.
No photos allowed there though .

 

[sinnett177]

I heard from a very good source today that Hope are doing a similar thing.