Hi Garth,
I bought one of the proto long bikes late in that program. Seems to me like it 
was "an experiment, a step in the right direction, a successive approximation" 
(says so on the decal) that led to the Cheviot, the first production long bike. 
 Mine has the horse head badge that will show up on some production bike; long 
chainstays that are currently in production; and tentacular extrastays that are 
probably forever limited to Mr. Nobilette's handiwork.  I squeezed 50's under 
its fenders and love the cush, but's too tight for gravel, let alone sticks. I 
have a Sam, and a long bike, and for me, a Cheviot that fits 2" tires under 
fenders would be a really nice bike.

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