Modern Vespa

It was just a joke you guys. I was just commenting on the size of the bike as someone wanted a comparison hence the pic and how silly a rider looks on it. Jeez.

i sometimes commute on a badger

You had me googling badger motorcycle.

Ha ha sorry ..its real one yeee haw

Mr. Fish, young male, 18-24.

100% of physical shit is started by that.

It's fun to smack them. Ride on!

it would be interesting to find out what the purpose was or why he felt the need , I'm always curious to why people do things ... i know most of the time 8)

Yeah. You have a very quick wit. I enjoy that. Everything comes down to a joke.

I had no idea. President William Taft riding a badger. Everything's bigger in America.

Always try to put a bit of humour in ...not always appreciated

Don't bring the subject up then.

I used to see these rusting away next to houses in Tokyo.

What subject ?

I quite like the beaver 8)



...I'll get my coat.

I was gonna ask the same thing? What subject?

Last year, I was rammed off the road by a middle aged woman. 100% her fault.
Last week, my girlfriend was tailgated, honked and shown rude gestures by a young female just because she was sticking to the speed limit on a country lane.

Had to redress the balance there. And let's not stereotype. Both, men and women can start physical s**t.

Its a mad world on the roads ...I wish I lived elsewhere where there was less traffic ..In London drivers just do things because they can't make progress. which sometimes baffles me

TDR80?

I know, right? I've lived in London some time ago. No thanks, not for me. But it did teach me how to filter the traffic well

If you didn't filter it would be quicker to walk most days

Yep, Early Grom. With the two stroke it would really rip. There's a lot of small bikes in Tokyo. I haven't been there for a while but I bet the Grom is popular.

A friend had an imported DT50LC when he was 16 and it was very nippy compared to the air cooled ones we had in the UK. It showed 50mph on the speedo.

Two strokes. It's amazing what a small two stroke can do. Sadly, they're little planet killers. I've read here and there that some company's are working on getting the emissions sorted trying to bring the two stroke back to life.

but where would I put me sarnies

Mr Fish is having fun. It was fun to watch (though the "music" was nothing special). I didn't see any problems with the riding. If a Grom would blip the throttle at me like that, I'd growl back

Its all just fun ..the music was just generic stuff

Maybe with the old technology, but just not true any longer.

This past summer I bought a new Evinrude ETEC 2 stroke outboard for my classic Boston Whaler. Evinrude is owned by BHP, who also makes the Can-am Spyder.
Because of their engine management system and patented fuel injectors, Evinrude ETEC motors are 2-stroke engines that are cleaner than any comparable four stroke engine.

All Evinrude E-TEC outboards are compliant with all U.S. EPA, CARB and EU emissions legislations.

With the evolution of two-stroke direct injection by BRP, an entirely new technology was created with Evinrude E-TECs that produces lower emissions levels than four-stroke technology. The complete line of Evinrude E-TEC two-stroke direct injection outboards complies with all three governing agencies' stringent emissions standards and has been awarded the 2005 Clean Air Technology Excellence Award by the U.S. EPA. Evinrude E-TEC engines have the industry's best ultra-low emissions rating and produce fewer emissions than any outboard engine in the world.

The question is: when will BRP utilize this technology on motorbikes?

Fish, I'm waiting for the cunning-stunt-on-a-Grom vid, lol

Im more of the other

Seen some utter-nutter stuff in these parts as well, although some of the cager moves I've seen in some of your videos is particularly hair-raising. Actually helped me a bit reading the "body language" of drivers here. As car passenger, cyclist, and now scooterist, not much surprises me anymore.

Its all education there are bad drivers/riders on most forms of transport some times its skill sometimes its luck