Anybody here know the late Heinz Linke, cyclist and proprietor of Madison Cycle Center?
If so please reach out.
The late Heinz Linke
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michael gill
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Gary Rice
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Re: The late Heinz Linke
Michael,
You may recall that we had a thread about biking awhile back.
It includes a reference to your excellent article about your own bike experiences.
Perhaps this link will help:
http://lakewoodobserver.com/forum/viewt ... =7&t=10421
Best Holiday Wishes!
You may recall that we had a thread about biking awhile back.
It includes a reference to your excellent article about your own bike experiences.
Perhaps this link will help:
http://lakewoodobserver.com/forum/viewt ... =7&t=10421
Best Holiday Wishes!
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michael gill
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Re: The late Heinz Linke
Thanks, Gary. I'm looking not for parts or general bike stories, but particular stories about that specific person, who was a cycling mentor to me when I was in middle and high school. Did you know him enough to know any of his life story? For example, could you confirm whether he competed in the 6 day races?
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Gary Rice
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Re: The late Heinz Linke
Good Morning Michael,
Like you apparently, I was very impressed by Mr. Linke and his kindness towards me, and indeed towards others who dropped by his shop. His enthusiasm regarding cycling was contagious. I did not, however, know very much about him personally.
Back to the bikes!
Like you apparently, I was very impressed by Mr. Linke and his kindness towards me, and indeed towards others who dropped by his shop. His enthusiasm regarding cycling was contagious. I did not, however, know very much about him personally.
Back to the bikes!