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Retired 23 years
I think the fat guy lost
I think the fat guy lost
I think the fat guy lost
I stand corrected, I remember the Vespa's or whatever they were called from the early 60's, that European thing @Box Ox mentioned.. You guys had some cash.Back the it was called a moped because you could actually peddle the thing like a bike. Now days I think ANYTHING under 51cc is classified as a moped. I have a 1988 50cc Yamaha Razz Scooter that runs moped plates.
They were.Vespas are scooters
I wasn't aware of mopeds in those days. A kid down the road from me had a scooter, I had a bicycle.Vespas are scooters
Agreed. They were easier to push than pedal if you ran out of gas.pedals that were never used
Ya have to give those Honda Trail 70's or 90's credit. they were built tough.
I had cash because I ran a paper route starting in 4th grade and worked at a mink ranch in the summer basically shoveling poop in 5th and 6th grade. My parents NEVER bought me anything other than food and clothes (I'm not talking Christmas and Birthdays toys here) . They were very lenient though. If I paid for it myself they never said no you can't have that. I had my own car (paid $75 for it from my brother) the day I turned 16. I had to pay for ALL car expenses including insurance.I stand corrected, I remember the Vespa's or whatever they were called from the early 60's, that European thing @Box Ox mentioned.. You guys had some cash.
The rich kids had Vespas and Cushmans. Those would do 45-60 mph. Mopeds maxed out at about 30-35. Still fast enough to do damage. I still have scars on my knees and elbows to prove it. Tried to stand up on the seat doing 30 mph.Kids with minibikes had to take them to places off road to ride them. Mopeds became popular because even though they were pretty crappy you could ride them on the street. A scooter is basically a funky motorcycle.
All I had was a bicycle. Rode that thing everywhere.The rich kids had Vespas and Cushmans. Those would do 45-60 mph. Mopeds maxed out at about 30-35. Still fast enough to do damage. I still have scars on my knees and elbows to prove it. Tried to stand up on the seat doing 30 mph.![]()
That is impressive, one of the reasons I guess I hold you in high regard, yet still love to bust your balls on notice, that's what demented kids of our era do.I had cash because I ran a paper route starting in 4th grade and worked at a mink ranch in the summer basically shoveling poop in 5th and 6th grade. My parents NEVER bought me anything other than food and clothes (I'm not talking Christmas and Birthdays toys here) . They were very lenient though. If I paid for it myself they never said no you can't have that. I had my own car (paid $75 for it from my brother) the day I turned 16. I had to pay for ALL car expenses including insurance.
I had an old used J C Higgins bike with big fat tires that I used when the moped was broke downAll I had was a bicycle. Rode that thing everywhere.
We called them putt-putts!I do remember those things, early 60's.
And then he honked three times, so you both pulled in to the bar and had a beer?The test involved him following me around town in his car for probably 10 city blocks. If he honked once I was to turn left- twice meant to turn right. That was the whole test.
The eff outta here don't be parking next to my sheet kind.what kinda parking job is that!
No that the GMC cousin, Canyon.If I was going full size I would
its this colorado?
aNo that the GMC cousin, Canyon.
apparently dodge challenger is reliable. v6 fuel econ atrocious 21 mpgNo that the GMC cousin, Canyon.
I just need my Thule.