wankels eh
id buy 1000 hectares or so and go permaculture large size
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px200 cutdown,px180,px150. Puch SR. Puch scooterette
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px200 cutdown,px180,px150. Puch SR. Puch scooterette
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Molto Verboso
1974 Rally 200, 1977 Rally 200, 1958 LD125 Mk III, 1965 S.S. 180 and on and on
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oopsclunkthud wrote: First I would buy a warehouse Then I'd buy all the machine tools that I obviously need Next comes a bunch of design work on a bike that externally will be an S2 Lambretta TV175 but internally will have a twin rotor Wankel engine at the back and hub center steering at the front. If you win, I could build two of them. |
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lottery?
Having unlimited non-fixed income.....
I'd ship my little 150 back to GickSpeed for a 20HP makeover. Then I'd scare the hell out of my fellow retired neighbors! I don't want for much. |
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Speed_Kills wrote: Yeah, sure. TV 175's with LI panels are a dime a dozen Jimmy. Hilarious. Thanks again for asserting yourself as an "authority" on scootering. Also, I didnt say they were a dime a dozen david..............you did. ....if you read than you'll see I actually said I agree with you on the 175, if its untouched. Anyway, who gives a shit.........don't take it personally. There's really nuthin to argue, its just getting the math right. We both know the tv175 and 200 is the best. You have one and I don't.......period. (fyi, there were 31,500ish tv175's made from 62' to end 63') |
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jimmyb865 wrote: Speed_Kills wrote: Yeah, sure. TV 175's with LI panels are a dime a dozen Jimmy. Hilarious. Thanks again for asserting yourself as an "authority" on scootering. Also, I didnt say they were a dime a dozen david..............you did. ....if you read than you'll see I actually said I agree with you on the 175, if its untouched. Anyway, who gives a shit.........don't take it personally. There's really nuthin to argue, its just getting the math right. We both know the tv175 and 200 is the best. You have one and I don't.......period. (fyi, there were 31,500ish tv175's made from 62' to end 63') |
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Turnkey 79
2 helmets, 2 jackets, 4 spark plugs, 2 rear bulbs, some bolts, a spring, an ET rear rack, clear indicators and half a can of unleaded, but no bike!
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2 helmets, 2 jackets, 4 spark plugs, 2 rear bulbs, some bolts, a spring, an ET rear rack, clear indicators and half a can of unleaded, but no bike!
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Yeah, neither do I! Reference: ("fingered bum"). I have heard of "flossing your bums", though! I guess I'm learning a new language! LOL.
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^ ha....something must be wrong with me.......I took more time looking at the whitewater in the background trying to find out how big the surf is rather than the floss.
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^^ Come on Rufi! aint no surfers in the Empire! Didn't you see Valley Girl? However, I do believe you guys have a mad bunch o' booty out there! Stick w/ the rumpusses and leave the surf to the professionals!
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Markysparx wrote: I have no persoanl experience of a fingered bum! |
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cupcake chart hole
theres no gauging the scale of where a fingered bum comes to a lottery win scooter
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So I guess your saying many things could be better than a fingered bum
Anyway I never answered. My scoot would be set perfectly right again. Back to original color I think with everything working. I would give all the money left after paying my house away... |
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Abuello wrote: Hey Guys, I've heard a lot of good banter about the "TVs". What is it about them that 2 wheelers like so much? In the meantime, I'll "Google" a pic. Not a great scooter at all. Which is why I want one. I have a small block. So in sticking to the topic that is why I mentioned the 200 in the beginning. |
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Markysparx wrote: I have no persoanl experience of a fingered bum! |
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ya bugger
who you calling old ... i remember when it was all fields round here ... i know where you live
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Bar Italia Classics wrote: oopsclunkthud wrote: First I would buy a warehouse Then I'd buy all the machine tools that I obviously need Next comes a bunch of design work on a bike that externally will be an S2 Lambretta TV175 but internally will have a twin rotor Wankel engine at the back and hub center steering at the front. If you win, I could build two of them. |
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T5bitza69 wrote: who you calling old ... i remember when it was all fields round here ... i know where you live Oops... Catch me if you can! |
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Whole bunch of classic frames. Fuck load of malossi 172 lumps. Probably get a lammy with a targa twin. Proper workshop with all the good stuff
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WP2 wrote: T5bitza69 wrote: who you calling old ... i remember when it was all fields round here ... i know where you live Oops... Catch me if you can! |
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SFvsr wrote: I'd buy a big ramp and huge bag of coke. |
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I'd send the Super to "Scooter and Service" for customisation similar to this.
(not upswept cowls) TV2 to Rimini Lambretta for factory restoration with a sprinkling of original accessories. (want sickles) Pass on procto-digital delights.
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Where is Ebeth on this?
They play lottery over in Indo? Am curious as to what his dream scoot would be. |
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Supernaut wrote: I'd send the Super to "Scooter and Service" for customisation similar to this. (not upswept cowls) TV2 to Rimini Lambretta for factory restoration with a sprinkling of original accessories. (want sickles) Pass on procto-digital delights. ahis Black small frame is still my favorite bike ever.. (maybe!.., that's a hard one) |
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SFvsr wrote: I'd buy a big ramp and huge bag of coke. 10' footer with 2' of vert and a 30' flat. Double sheet wide. Coke is a must. |
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T5 Classic 152. GTS 300ie Supersport.
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jimmyb865 wrote: SFvsr wrote: I'd buy a big ramp and huge bag of coke. 10' footer with 2' of vert and a 30' flat. Double sheet wide. Coke is a must. Of course I know nothing about skate ramp building, but just couldn't resist |
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'70 Super 150, Medley 150S, '23 Ducati Monster SP
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'81 P200, '77 Bajaj Sprint, 4T Bajaj's (like 4 of them)
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a not so normal vbb2 '64, a weirdo vbx '86, a not so normal pts100 '82 and a yellow sunshine '74 sprint
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i am lost in this.. is this mean what would you do when u get a lottery? if so i will buy a bigger house with a bigger garage plus a roof so my bikes wont get wet and rust free
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koenig blues wrote: i am lost in this.. is this mean what would you do when u get a lottery? ... ride around the world with a scooter just to meet a friend Thanks for reminding me to dream large, ebeth no mere metal parts & pieces for you when you win. |
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