Moulton Bicycle Club

Hi All, please feel free to leave feedback on the website. Let me know what works for you, what doesn’t and what you’d like to see in the future. If I can be of any assistance, send a message to @admin or an email to webmaster@moultonbuzz.com

Good point, when I get all of the technical stuff out of the way, I’ll get back to improving the content. If you’d like to contribute to a Mini article, let me know. All help gratefully accepted!

Alright then but first I’ve have to do my research. I shall assume that there are no time constraints on the production of my “Mini” article and that plagiarism is acceptable.
Alex

Good stuff Alex, you might just have found yourself a job! Just make sure that Brian doesn’t have a problem with anything being borrowed, though maybe you can cite him as a reference.

Hi Admin
You asked for responses on the new website so here goes.
First, I hope the hyperlinks (or whatever they’re called) to Moulton Buzz, Bicycle Hub and Flicker etc. are reinstated in the new site. I found these the most interesting components of the old site; they were enthuiastic, well-written, used colour and photographs and were packed with information.
Second, I suggest the Classified Section needs reconsideration. For a start it would be helpful if sellers included photographs, contact details and were encouraged to state a price.
It might also be helpful if advertisments were automatically deleted after a period of time, say 6 months, and new entrants to the lists highlighted.
The Classified list is potentially one of the main attractions of the site as it gives members an early opportunity to buy or sell bikes and components from other members, but I get the impression that it’s a bit moribund at present and “losing out” to Ebay.
I appreciate that all this is easier said than done and others may have different ideas.
Thanks
Alex

To Alex’s comment about the TSR, the APB section is also devoid of content.

Short of the chapter in Tony Hadlend’s Spaceframe book (which was published 18 years ago) there is really not much about them out there. I have never seen a picture of ‘my’ APB (a post Land Rover, 531 framed ’3×7′) and there is sparse detail about any of them out there.

Perhaps if Moulton/Pashley would give out details of the numbers made, in what colours and some of the specs of the old models it would be a great source of info.

One way of going about it might be for a first draft to be written on the APB and the same for the TSR with reference to numbers left blank such as “Between x and y ****** APBs were produced.”
Then the draft articles could be cascaded to Dan Farrell, Shaun Moulton and other experts asking them to fill in the blanks and to suggest any changes or additions they would like to be made to the rest of the articles.
I’m sure that something useful, interesting and informative could be prepared if a first draft were written which could then be cascaded to “experts” for their comments.
I prepared a first draft on Moulton Minis without having seen or ridden one and frankly knowing little or nothing about Moultons in particular and bicycles in general.
In the case of TSRs there a number of sources which would enable someone to prepare a first draft for others to throw coconuts at such as, for example, the TSR brochure; the Moulton Bicycle Company website; and the various comments and information available on the Yahoo forum.
Alex

CLASSIFIEDS
I am trying to update or delete and update with a photograph my advertisement for my New Series bicycle on the classifieds pages. However, although I am logged on, I am unable to see any way to either edit or delete my old advertisement or to add a new one. Can you please advise?

Thank you.