The concept , I want one

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- must send a link to my youngest bro. He collects 100-yr-old bicycles, which is more practical than collecting Dreadnoughts from the same era.

omitchell wrote:Saw em on the news. I so want one...

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....!Fozzer wrote:Its a well known fact that Cycling is good for your 'elf....

Fozzer wrote:Its a well known fact that Cycling is good for your 'elf....
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Me?...I've always found the; "peddling" to be the difficult part!......!
Paul...with a fat engine between the wheels!.......!
..the Americans describe it as being a really; COOL VEE-HICKLE....Some even describe it as being; AWESOME!.......!
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... and to think I was going to create a New Zealand market for them !omitchell wrote:I've suddenly lost my desire for one
... be ideal to cruz the airport perimeters 
Ian Warren wrote:Fozzer wrote:Its a well known fact that Cycling is good for your 'elf....
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Are you saboteur... and to think I was going to create a New Zealand market for them !
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...!Fozzer wrote:Lest we forget, Ian!.........
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The King is dead...long live the King!........!
I knew one who was the same in engineering ... just think pack a picarnic lunch, cameras on board an ELF, they did say on a good day you would get 35MPH out of it on solar electricity, keep the throbbing pistons for the long range trips 

deeknow wrote:"not something I'd be killing it with the ladies in" ... LOL that man has his priorities sorted

steelsporran wrote:Rickshaw, trishaw now powershaw. Brack & Dlecker perhaps?

steelsporran wrote:Rickshaw, trishaw now powershaw. Brack & Dlecker perhaps?

omitchell wrote:steelsporran wrote:Rickshaw, trishaw now powershaw. Brack & Dlecker perhaps?
To quote Uncle Benny: "It's Fried Rice you Plick!!!"

Ian Warren wrote:I did have some GREAT fun on a 'Rickshaw' in Brissy , round about the same time as the World Expo 1988,




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