The British can take the fun out of ANYTHING
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Fairlaner
The Bartender Whisperer
Dude that guy is not British.......
And that is a VERY young Jeremy Clarkson. He's not British either he is from Yorkshire.
R
And that is a VERY young Jeremy Clarkson. He's not British either he is from Yorkshire.
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MartyA
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Looks like the TeleTubbies hit the lottery....
I'm gonna have nightmares....... :glare:
I'm gonna have nightmares....... :glare:
Bungie
FrostBack #2 - IBA # 44620
Fairlaner is right, that's Clarkson from Top Gear fame and that has to be from about 10 or 15 years ago.
heheh.. he said Rubber Trousers...
heheh.. he said Rubber Trousers...
I wonder if it has CCT issues... Just sayin'. :blink:
FJR-RemingtonRider
Their Sunset / My Sunrise
So at 50 t-lbs, it has to include all around airbags, because no helmet is required.
Would you have to have a seat belt? Meaning to say, it is now a cager...
Would you have to have a seat belt? Meaning to say, it is now a cager...
ionbeam
2 FUN
That thingie is made by the Swiss company Peraves. You can tell that it is a dazzling success by the numbers of them you see on the road every day 
Perhaps more notable is the Super Ball Motor that Peraves designed. It is a dazzling success too, just check out all the vehicles that are available with the Ball Motor. Waste a lot of time waiting for the video to load and waste even more time watching an animation of how the Super Ball Motor works. View.
I would have thunk that they could have put one of the Ball Motors in an ECO and really be successful.
Perhaps more notable is the Super Ball Motor that Peraves designed. It is a dazzling success too, just check out all the vehicles that are available with the Ball Motor. Waste a lot of time waiting for the video to load and waste even more time watching an animation of how the Super Ball Motor works. View.
I would have thunk that they could have put one of the Ball Motors in an ECO and really be successful.
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lnewlf
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On the other hand it is 16 degrees here this morning..
big_smile_2u
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I can only imagine taking on a gravel road or across a camp ground field ... bumb bumb bumb :huh:
bikesniffer
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Yes ionbeam is right Peraves in Winterthur
all the vehicles in that video have Swiss license plates, all models are really BMW K models with a fancy cage... and they still sell 10 year old low mileage units for like $ 45000
crazy
all the vehicles in that video have Swiss license plates, all models are really BMW K models with a fancy cage... and they still sell 10 year old low mileage units for like $ 45000
crazy
I've seen one here in Ephrata, PA at Sunday morning meetings. They are ridiculously expensive.
I consider one if they weren't so high-priced. Then again I ride an AE. That would fill in well on rainy and cold days. Haven't been riding enough this fall 'cause I'm too lazy to put on gear.
Brian
I consider one if they weren't so high-priced. Then again I ride an AE. That would fill in well on rainy and cold days. Haven't been riding enough this fall 'cause I'm too lazy to put on gear.
Brian
Aasland
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Kinda hard to get a knee down.
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