If only it worked, (spot the lasy bas****).
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soup [email hidden] opined the following...
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If only it worked, (spot the lasy bas****).
http://ircimages.com/popup/ircimages/4/b/4bd2b82bf12b4c68c530e7833de7008a.jpg
An upright with fairings... should be able to reach a good speed on
that! ;-)Jon
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Jon Senior said:
An upright with fairings... should be able to reach a good speed on
that! ;-)Except you can't pedal!
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Zog The Undeniable [email hidden] opined the following...
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Jon Senior said:
An upright with fairings... should be able to reach a good speed on
that! ;-)Except you can't pedal!
I wasn't too sure about that. At first glance I'd agree, but I think it
may still be possible to turn the pedals.Besides, with that weight of wood on it, the only way to get any real
speed would be going downhill.Jon
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Jon Senior <jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOTco_DOT_uk> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Zog The Undeniable [email hidden] opined the following...
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Jon Senior said:
An upright with fairings... should be able to reach a good speed on
that! ;-)Except you can't pedal!
I wasn't too sure about that. At first glance I'd agree, but I think it
may still be possible to turn the pedals.Besides, with that weight of wood on it, the only way to get any real
speed would be going downhill.Jon
Can someone let me know what we should be looking at, I'm not being
allowed to access the picture for some reason.Thanks
Mark
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Mark Stammers said:
Jon Senior <jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOTco_DOT_uk> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
Zog The Undeniable [email hidden] opined the following...
Quoted message said:
Jon Senior wrote:
> An upright with fairings... should be able to reach a good speed on
> that! ;-)Except you can't pedal!
I wasn't too sure about that. At first glance I'd agree, but I think it
may still be possible to turn the pedals.Yes, I think the body is specifically designed to give access to the
hidden pedals.Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Besides, with that weight of wood on it, the only way to get any real
speed would be going downhill.Jon
Can someone let me know what we should be looking at, I'm not being
allowed to access the picture for some reason.It's a bicycle with some fairings added to make it look like a green
Kawasaki motorbike.Colin
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Mark Stammers said:
Can someone let me know what we should be looking at, I'm not being
allowed to access the picture for some reason.Try:
http://www.ximenes.org.uk/img/mbike.jpg
Colin
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Mark Stammers said:
Can someone let me know what we should be looking at, I'm not being
allowed to access the picture for some reason.I had the same problem when trying to use it to take the [censored] out of my chum
Uncle Marvo; thus it may now also be viewed at here:<URL: http://legslarry.8bit.co.uk/Pikey/Kawasaki.jpg>
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