Electric "motorcycle"
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07-10-2007, 10:23 PM
Electric "motorcycle"
http://autos.msn.com/advice/article....tentid=4024869
Also, check out the video in the story
$12,000 - $15,000?! [sm=icon_rofl.gif]
[sm=forgetit.gif] I'm thinking Chapter 7.
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Also, check out the video in the story
$12,000 - $15,000?! [sm=icon_rofl.gif]
[sm=forgetit.gif] I'm thinking Chapter 7.
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07-11-2007, 02:36 AM
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RE: Electric "motorcycle"
Why not. For running around town this is a great idea. Im not sure what cape cod looks like but i just spent a week in boston. greatest city i have ever been in. In a town like that, I could see this electric bike being all that you need to get around (well maybe a pass for the T).
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RE: Electric "motorcycle"
The Ashland, Oregon-based manufacturer—the same collection of motorheads responsible for bringing the road-rocket Ariel Atom to U.S. shores—have decided to confront the global-warming frenzy with an actual product.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
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07-11-2007, 10:02 AM
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ORIGINAL: voodoochyl
The Ashland, Oregon-based manufacturer—the same collection of motorheads responsible for bringing the road-rocket Ariel Atom to U.S. shores—have decided to confront the global-warming frenzy with an actual product.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
The Ashland, Oregon-based manufacturer—the same collection of motorheads responsible for bringing the road-rocket Ariel Atom to U.S. shores—have decided to confront the global-warming frenzy with an actual product.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
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07-12-2007, 11:05 PM
RE: Electric "motorcycle"
ORIGINAL: voodoochyl
The Ashland, Oregon-based manufacturer—the same collection of motorheads responsible for bringing the road-rocket Ariel Atom to U.S. shores—have decided to confront the global-warming frenzy with an actual product.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
The Ashland, Oregon-based manufacturer—the same collection of motorheads responsible for bringing the road-rocket Ariel Atom to U.S. shores—have decided to confront the global-warming frenzy with an actual product.
Ashland is about fourty minutes away from my town. There is some awesome riding in the hills to get there from here. Southern Oregon University is there, as well. You can also find a plethora of women with hairy armpits, white dudes with dreadlocks, Ralph Nader supporters, vegetarians, people who use patchouli instead of soap, and people who just plain smell like *** and feet. I stay away from Ashland unless I am going boarding at Mt. Ashland 10 miles out of town, or if I feel like getting picketed by a bunch of people who have no idea why they are so pissed or what cause they are supporting on that given day.
Question: Where do they get all that time to protest and picket?
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