Beth Spindler on fri 2 mar 07
This is great news as I have been thinking of purchasing this wheel. Also, does anyone have and/or use the York wheel and is it still made - can't seem to locate info on one. Which would be better for travel to senior centers and children's camps?
Thanks again for info on the artista.
Beth in "sun breaking through the clouds" VA
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Logan Johnson on fri 2 mar 07
Hi Beth,
I have a York wheel & I LOVE it! HOWEVER I believe the artista will be easier/ lighter to haul back & forth. Also if you have electricity at the senior center I would go with the Artista. The York is great if you don't have access to electricity but it's a 53 pound hunk of concrete that only throws sm. to med. sized stuff. It is the perfect wheel if you do historical re-enactments like medieval society get togethers or early american get togethers. In my opinion the York wheel is much less modern looking & preserves the historical atmosphere much better than a modern looking Brent . Now, If you aren't used to a kick wheel the muscles behind your right knee will let you know they're not happy with you if you throw for hours so take lots of breaks & don't kick too hard. I got my York from Axner in Florida.
I hope this helps!
Logan
Beth Spindler wrote: This is great news as I have been thinking of purchasing this wheel. Also, does anyone have and/or use the York wheel and is it still made - can't seem to locate info on one. Which would be better for travel to senior centers and children's camps?
Thanks again for info on the artista.
Beth in "sun breaking through the clouds" VA
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