FBF History

wgsvintage

A two part Eraldo Ferracci / FBF history lesson in the two latest online Cycle News.

Part one, go to page 94
http://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/7561...47-november-29

Part two, go to page 104
http://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/7591...-48-december-6

MarkT

wgsvintage wroteA two part Eraldo Ferracci / FBF history lesson in the two latest online Cycle News. Part one, go to page 94 http://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/7561...47-november-29 Part two, go to page 104 http://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/7591...-48-december-6

It is sad he is going to close down the shop. I have had many enjoyable hours in Eraldo 's office while he told me about how he developed the early bikes to make them win. He had great Christmas parties.

wgsvintage

Yes, it was a fun place to visit, and I never missed a chance. I used to drive right past it when I went down to Willow Grove to visit my late sister who lived a couple miles down the road. I feel bad for Hoak.

MarkT

wgsvintage wroteYes, it was a fun place to visit, and I never missed a chance. I used to drive right past it when I went down to Willow Grove to visit my late sister who lived a couple miles down the road. I feel bad for Hoak.

Posted back and forth with Hoak today--- said he will just find something that he likes to do after the first of the year--- and needed the change. Basically Hoak being Hoak.

wgsvintage

Eraldo probably has something in the oven.