Does he look like he's been to rome?
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"We praise or find fault, depending on which of the two provides more opportunity for our powers of judgement to shine." -
Ah, but isn't the saying, when in Rome? This AMERICUH!
(jk)
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Bitches.
Originally posted by Simon S
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i have a 1980 vespa smallframe p100 that i'd take 1000 bucks for.
lemme know if you want pics/details.Originally posted by HollandComment
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I should have been following this thread a little more the last few days - quite amusing...
Hey it's not my problem if you have to put others down to make yourself feel better... I put a deposit down on a Ducatti but Megan put her foot down. I have 3 2002's an e30 and about 4 cars worth of parts... if she says no to the bike I'll live with it. We chose the ped because she'll ride it AND in Massachusetts a moped with pedals does not need insurance, m'cycle license or anything special. You can park it at a bike rack, don't get tickets, get 135mpg, etc. etc...
That's actually where we got the idea of it - and that I've spent a few summers in the Caribbean (Antigua and Bermuda) and I had either a RHD Nissan pickup or a scoot to get around on. Here in Boston they are very popular - call it a trend, metrosexual, whatever... I'm able to get around for almost nothing, quicker, my girlfriend will ride it and it keeps the e30 off the road. In Europe this is a standard for transportation... we here are just too pig headed to relize that.
I bought a 1974 Vespa Ciao moped which is a 49.77cc motor(that's 3.03 cubic inches). I've already purchased (ebay) three other motors (90cc, 100cc & 120cc) that I will take the cylinder, head, crank & rod from and I'm going to build a little ripper of a moped. It'll be a ~100cc motor, roughly 6 cubic inches, roughly 15whp and still will get over 100mpg. On that little thing it'll accelerate with any car and no matter what you say - they are fun! Try riding one someday and you'll see.... totally different than a bike, totally different than a bicycle.... plain old funComment
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Listen pal... I wasn't putting you down.... and if you would have read my other responses you might have realized that.... but I see you selectively choose one snippet... and decided to run with that....
Also, I have traveled to 20+ countries.... but I appreciate your worldly observations..... globetrotter..... to make matters worse, I actually owned a Vespa while doing contract work in Italy... for the simple reason it made sense, and it wasn't a "fashion" accessory....
I am dying to know one thing.... just how far is your commute to work?.....
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Not gay:
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if small two stroke engine's are your thing: find an aprilia rs50. two stroke 50cc repliracer that is the best little two stroke brought to our shores in street bike form for many years. 60mph top end, but rev's like a maniac
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somehow i missed this thread. i should just wake up each morning and search for threads by teabagger to see what his latest posts are. i honestly think teabagger is the closet homo on this board. he has an obsession with me and i believe he keeps a folder of pics of me and possibly rubs one out at night.
thats a pic of me and this old nutty bastard in the desert who built salvation mountain. hes actually a really neat guy who is definitely into god but never pushed anything on us when we stopped to visit him and see his creation.
teabagger, if youd like some fresher pics of me to jerk off by please let me know and ill send you someComment
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I am reading with interest some of the comments where it seems that some guys are so sexually-challenged that it takes them the biggest possible vehicles to reaffirm their manhood. It's so funny.
Weither we are talking about scooters or moped, they are a great choice in summer for short or medium commutes. They park easily around town and cost much less in fuel and parts than a regular car, or a Humvee. What's not to like about that? All over Europe, you can see men and women, all dressed up in business suits commuting to work on their scooter. That's the brilliant choice. If I lived around any big American town, I would buy one of those Japanese scooters thing. I own several BMWs but when having to do stuff in town, I take the subway, ride my bicycle or even walk.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
massivebrakes.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Massiv...78417442267056
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Of course, if you're willing to spend some real money on it, you could always import a C1
Might be a bit more power then you're looking for though.Comment
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