who is the manufacturer of look pedals ?
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If you're in the United States and you want to become a Look pedal dealer, you'll have to contact their U.S. distributor, Veltec Sports.\n\nhttp://www.veltecsports.com\n\nor check out Veltec's page for Look products:\n\nhttp://www.lookcycleusa.com\n\nemail address: veltec@veltecsports.com
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Official Merchandise: http://crachdiet.enovaprofile.com/Index.aspx\n(I know it's spelled wrong, but honest, the link came from their web page)
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Asda had some on special offer last Easter. They bundled them up in a package which included the indicators,a magic tree air freshener, a 300 watt CD player and some fluffy dice to hang off the paddles. They sold out though, and so I'd ask Halfords, although I think they've only got the satellite navigation systems for them.\nIf your canoe handbrake isn't working, do like we do and chock it up with two half-bricks on the hills.
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GO TO WWW.GLOBALSOURCES.COM AND SEARCH UNDER BICYCLES.
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I had them as a co-sponsor once.  They made BMX frames and a couple other parts but am pretty sure they have went out of buisness because their products just werent that good for the price they were charging.  They also factory sponsored Kyle Bennet, Christian Becerine and a couple of other riders.  I rode their Element frame which was their top fo the line and I ended up hating it.  It sits in my friends storage unit now.
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Electric Transportation Solutions\n445 Hamilton Avenue, Suite 1102, White Plains, NY 10601, 866-343-5551,\nhttp://www.electrictransport.net\n\nDealers/Retailers of Electric Bikes and Scooters\n\nHere's a partial list of retailers/dealers/resellers in the United States by telephone area code.  Or use your web browser's Edit:Search function to find a city or state.  Many of these retailers also offer repair services - even on brands they don't sell.  We also list a few dealers in Canada, Australia, and Europe.  For a more extensive list of electric bike businesses in the world, click here (http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/ev/eBike/byGeo/byC/byC.shtml).\n\nIf you don't find a nearby dealer on this list, check with the manufacturer for the address of a retailer near you. Some manufacturers offer a "dealer locator" online.  Also, here are two others sources of retailer listings:\nhttp://www.frappr.com/ev\nhttp://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byGeo/US/byP/ev/eBike/byS/byS.shtml
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Do you mean Weslo,they make cardioglide and other exercise equipment. http://www.weslo.com
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You can find them @ this address.\nhttp://www.batesfootwear.com/
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Here is some info on the frog pedals. I don't know anybody off hand that uses them but I do know a couple people that use either SPD or Look pedals on their recumbents. They shouldn't be much different than those two in terms of getting unclipped.
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depends what for, Haro are known for BMX, specialised are known for mountain bikes, my advice would be stay with the manufacturers that make the type of bike you want. For example, If ferrari made golf carts, i am sure they would sell well because of branding, weather they would be any good is a different matter!, ferrari are masters at sports cars, but not at golf carts!
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All I could find were listings for their products on shopzilla.co.uk and other electronic shopping websites.  Maybe that's the only distribution method they use for their products.  Sorry.
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The manufacturers website?
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Contact Huffy directly at:\n\nHuffy Bicycle Company\n225 Byers Road \nMiamisburg, Ohio 45342\n\n(800) 872-2453 customer service \n(937) 865-5470 customer service/ parts department fax\n\nemail: customer.service@huffybikes.com\nwww.huffybikes.com\n\nThey can help you out with info on retro frame colour matching and sticker/transfer/label requests. Their history page has some pics of retro frames too....check it out.
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Try a company called Racing Beat.
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I did not find out who makes them, but I did find a place that does sell them. www.firstflightbikes.com
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look up their schematics
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They really aren't knockoffs... EMG has them made as their entry level lineup.\n\nThe pickups are made by G&B Pickup Company in Korea, the same place MOST guitar factories use to have their pickups made. They don't have a website and sell only in large volume..perhaps 100 pickups at a time minimum.