hooksey
Hero member
- Location
- Vic , Australia
Lacking a bullbar, but a lovely tow car 
Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels
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78jotadave
Hero member
I reckon that's a good reason to confiscate the Ferrari. Buy a ute, the ute is probably quicker.Lacking a bullbar, but a lovely tow car
GregT
Hero member
- Location
- Hororata NZ
The wire wheels on the trailer raise my eyebrows a tad.
A well known BEARS racer locally used to tow his Montesa on the scruffiest trailer imaginable - behind a mid 50's Bentley.
A well known BEARS racer locally used to tow his Montesa on the scruffiest trailer imaginable - behind a mid 50's Bentley.
Andy J
Hero member
- Location
- Isle of Man
The trailer was obviously constructed out of an old Alfa Romeo or some such Italian pile of scrap.
motoddrob
Hero member
- Location
- S/W Australia
It would look better with my Motodd and 750SFC in the trailer.
I wonder where you mount the tow bar
Anyway nice package
I wonder where you mount the tow bar
Anyway nice package
hooksey
Hero member
- Location
- Vic , Australia
78jotadave
Hero member
The Ferrari is the same model as Dave W won in a Lotto.
motoddrob
Hero member
- Location
- S/W Australia
Right there Dave, I'll show him when he comes over next time.
Alzero
Hero member
- Location
- Slow traveling
Custom swingarm, fancy hubs and rims, just to put tires from a bicycle on it? 
motoddrob
Hero member
- Location
- S/W Australia
Right there Dave, I'll show him when he comes over next time.
It's a little depressing to think that I was 21 when I bought mine.
The only time that I remember seeing "old guys on motorbikes" back then, was, once in '74 out on my 850 Commando, I happened upon four Vincent Owners on the road down to Inverary. Nowadays, it seems rarer to see a big-bike rider, under thirty, on the road.
Is Paul getting to me?
Do I need Prozac?
Haggis
Hero member
- Location
- Midlands UK
Spotted this Peugeot 201 France (Lyons-la-Forêt - Normandy) last week - clearly in regular use, which was great to see.
A question for the Frenchies... Why in this part of the world are so many 'village-name/entry signs' upside down?
A question for the Frenchies... Why in this part of the world are so many 'village-name/entry signs' upside down?
LAVERDA54
Junior member
- Location
- LORRAINE FRANCE
La France est un pays ou l'on marche sur la tête, les panneaux sont donc dans le bon sens. Non, en fait c'est suite à la grogne des agriculteurs.
Thank you. I was wondering the same thing.
Haggis
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- Location
- Midlands UK
Merci beaucoup. J'ai eu l'impression qu'il s'agissait d'une sorte de manifestation organisée. Il y a eu trop d'incidents pour que ce soit juste des enfants ou des idiots qui s'amusent.
L'ensemble de la communauté agricole d'Europe occidentale a besoin que les gouvernements lui lâchent la bride en ce moment.
L'ensemble de la communauté agricole d'Europe occidentale a besoin que les gouvernements lui lâchent la bride en ce moment.
C'est peut-être pour le bien des Autraliens. La réputation de Chris Kay est bien connue.
J'ai traversé l'Europe en voiture le week-end dernier. J'ai vu des manifestations similaires dans les cinq pays que j'ai traversés. Les agriculteurs en ont assez d’être des parias de la société alors qu’ils s’efforcent de nous nourrir tous.
Try this, Julian?