Alf Tabb (March 1883 − 1976) was a bicycle shop owner and trick cyclist from Kidderminster, Worcestershire. He is most known for building and riding miniature bicycles.

Nationwide reporter St John Howell meets sprightly octogenarian Alfred Tabb, a trick cyclist whose skill at riding miniature bicycles remains unparalleled, even as he approaches his tenth decade....

Alf Tabb was a bicycle shop owner and trick cyclist from Kidderminster, Worcestershire. Tabb was born in London in March 1883, where his father owned a cycle manufacturing company. He is most known for building and riding miniature bicycles. His first was as newspaper cyclist in London at the age of 13. He ran the shop for 17 years.

Dec 24, 2009 · THE daughter of late Kidderminster bike-maker, Alf Tabb, is “delighted” there are calls for a statue of him to be erected in the town’s Horsefair. Mr Tabb, who died in 1976 aged 93, was famed for his miniature bicycles and held the world record in 1971 for riding the world’s smallest bike, at four and a half inches high.

Jul 4, 2022 · Nationwide reporter St John Howell meets sprightly octogenarian Alfred Tabb, a trick cyclist whose skill at riding miniature bicycles remains unparalleled, even as he approaches his tenth decade. Credit BBC Archive

Dec 24, 2009 · A VIDEO has been found of late Kidderminster bike-maker Alf Tabb being interviewed by Chris Tarrant and riding his miniature cycle in 1972. Calls have been made for a statue of Mr Tabb to be erected in Kidderminster's Horsefair.

Chris Tarrant, early in his television career, meets 89-year-old Alf Tabb at Aldersley Stadium in Wolverhampton. Alf, from Kidderminster, has brought over a selection of his tiny home-made bicycles and bets that nobody can ride them.

Nov 28, 2023 · Alf Tabb (March 1883, London 1976, Kidderminster, Worcestershire) was a bicycle shop owner and trick cyclist from Kidderminster, Worcestershire. He is most known for building and riding miniature bicycles.

Chris Tarrant meets 89-year-old Alf Tabb from Kidderminster who is famous for his miniature bikes. Chris Tarrant interviews Alf at Aldersley Stadium in Wolverhampton where he demonstrates how to ride one of his home made miniature bicycles and challenges local racing cyclists to win a £5 bet to ride one five yards.

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