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Steve H


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Saw this in Exeter yesterday, very strange confuse

What would those tyres be like in the ruts hmm

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reminds me of a few few years back of the american firm Rokon

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Least we forget these death traps.

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nice little trike, had that model new in 82ish as as a youngster, my dad brought one, lots of happy fun memories riding the little trike ,) have to say more fun than a quad. that little trike is tidy


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Al last a bike pearcy can get his leg over, but its got to be a E of whatever it is

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Honda made a 2 wheel bike in the 80s called a honda fat cat. google it and find an image. dooh i wish i knew how to take an image from google and post it up here!!



or this - see here
or this:

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-- Edited by TTR on Sunday 16th of January 2011 11:37:58 AM

-- Edited by doug9270 on Sunday 16th of January 2011 05:41:53 PM

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Thats the one.
yamaha also made one called a bw 350. ps how did you post the link?? ,)

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devontrfbiker wrote:

Thats the one.
yamaha also made one called a bw 350. ps how did you post the link?? ,)


Just copied and pasted it in. The second way of doing it is tidier and that uses the "chain" link icon about half way along the 2nd row of icons. Click on it and you will see what I mean - again, juts paste the URL into the first box.

 



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I remember the Suzuki versions which were more road bike.1972_RV90J_blue_500.jpg

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FBF wrote:

I remember the Suzuki versions which were more road bike.1972_RV90J_blue_500.jpg


Thats the Van Van or RV125 as it's also called - Here's the newer version

 



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gaschef wrote:

Al last a bike pearcy can get his leg over, but its got to be a E of whatever it is



 Not saying who I was thinking of but...................wink



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I do like the Suzuki version that FBF has put on there.

Could be a nice little summer round town,  run about smile.gif

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You may have to stand on a bin to get on it thou pearcy!

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I have learnt my lesson now Paul - was going to borrow one of your ladders smile.gif

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