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Fully agree!!
Something like this might be fun - eventually: > Puch Maxi - Wikipedia <
A high school boy in the area has one. The kid is super-friendly and appreciates it when I fawn over it! (No, you may not date my daughter!
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Something like this might be fun - eventually: > Puch Maxi - Wikipedia <
A high school boy in the area has one. The kid is super-friendly and appreciates it when I fawn over it! (No, you may not date my daughter!
)
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Not to mention the other drivers on the road... It is not the vehicles, it is the knucklehead behind the handlebars / steering wheel.
(I am in favor of EVERYONE ELSE driving a self-driving car. I am an above average driver!
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Fully agree!!
Something like this might be fun - eventually: > Puch Maxi - Wikipedia <
A high school boy in the area has one. The kid is super-friendly and appreciates it when I fawn over it! (No, you may not date my daughter!
I had a puch maxi as my first road legal transport in the uk a moped (restricted power 50cc) is all you can have at 16 years old.
The rich kids had Honda ss50 and Yamaha FS1E and the like.
They had the required pedals that would lock in the traditional foot peg positions of a “real” motorbike.
But I found that on these 2 strokes - some head skimming and inlet and exhaust porting I could get nearly 40mph out of mine ( restricted to 30mph by law) and if you had the bicycle style pedals moved for cornering clearance ( as you would on a pushbike) you could out corner any motorbike style moped.
Thanks for reminding me
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Anybody remember the Solex from the 1960’s?
It attached to the front of your bike and had a roller to drive the front wheel. Could not convince my dad to get one.
It attached to the front of your bike and had a roller to drive the front wheel. Could not convince my dad to get one.
