Steve G.
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More likely Gurpreet.
Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels
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EncinoBoy
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- Location
- British Columbia,Canada
Oh sure those Lotii were pretty but my deviant mind goes back to Diana Rigg in her black leather
catsuit...also Honor Blackman...Rule Britannia ! Diana Dors too !
catsuit...also Honor Blackman...Rule Britannia ! Diana Dors too !
Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
Damn! Trucks in the US have sure gotten bigger when using the smart car comparison. Lifted 1971 4x4 C10 vs stock 2017 F250.
78jotadave
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Steve, this one made the CBS Evening News in the USA. When having a drink with the lads, swapping crash stories, it'll be hard to top this tale.
78jotadave
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It could be that I am distracted by the gauges, but where is the gear shift lever?
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
I’ve heard of hanging up ya leathers, never ya bike though
The Sock
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- Location
- London, England
The Sock
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- Location
- London, England
The gearshift and handbrake make it impractical, Vince.
Also, like a horse or a motorcycle, a gentleman mounts from the left.
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Starskey (however it’s spelled) and Hutch style?
No, like Rocco Siffredi.
Paul
rocketonarail
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Typical Americans ..... they just have to do it bigger and better , don`t they ........
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The Sock
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- Location
- London, England
I’ve always wondered if these things won’t overstress the frame.
rocketonarail
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Or how secure it would be ........ on ABBA stands , there is only a smallish amount of penetration and cuppage interface between the support prongs and the hollow swing arm pivot ........ Only about an inch each side supporting up to 550 lbs of bike in mid-air , I would guess ...........
Unless their Sky Lift does things differently , but I don`t think so ..........
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78jotadave
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Have you seen the new Cadillac Escalade, with its 55-inch digital display? Sheer madness.
Steve G.
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The old red house, a prominent abandoned 1880s Gothic Revival home located on a sod farm near Fort Langley, is known as the Murdoch McIver Residence or simply "The Red House". It was built around 1886 by Murdoch McIver, a powder man on the Canadian Pacific Railway, at 8258 252nd Street.
Old for Canada, certainly not Europe, but it’s part of our western folklore. It’s not looking good as I saw it today, figured I’d take a pic just in case.
The old red house, a prominent abandoned 1880s Gothic Revival home located on a sod farm near Fort Langley, is known as the Murdoch McIver Residence or simply "The Red House". It was built around 1886 by Murdoch McIver, a powder man on the Canadian Pacific Railway, at 8258 252nd Street.
Old for Canada, certainly not Europe, but it’s part of our western folklore. It’s not looking good as I saw it today, figured I’d take a pic just in case.
