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Started by CougarSlayer, July 12, 2008, 06:32:02 AM

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CougarSlayer

Was checking out this new nano car and saw this clip.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ9iNZeUOe4&feature=related. Pretty interesting my wife is from India and she said its a common occurrence but is the first time I ever saw a family riding one motorcycle.

lata,

-panthro
cc's are still 992

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Hedgehog

I wonder what rear spring and preload setting he uses.   [laugh]

DY

1.  Sounds like a thumper  [thumbsup]
2.  The mom is sitting with both legs off one side.  Like a "proper lady" should ride!   [clap]

[laugh]

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Monster Zero

If that dress goes into that rear wheel she's gonna be sari.   :'(

He Man

i could understand no ac, no power windows, no radio, none of those (use to be barebone american cars!) but NO POWER STEERING?

Has anyone over there every tried to parallel park or drive slow with no power steering? its almost impossible. to turn the wheel without the car moving a bit, even then its freaking hard as hell. I guess we cant complain about our heavy clutches anymore. [bacon]
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Hedgehog

Quote from: He Man on July 12, 2008, 07:07:49 PM
Has anyone over there every tried to parallel park or drive slow with no power steering? its almost impossible.

Uh, yeah, I have.  In fact, I passed my drivers license driving a 1959 Ford Custom stick shift.  I was 17 years old and weighed 155 lbs - not exactly a he-man.

55Spy

Parallel park a car w/o power steering?  Yeah I did it for years in classic VW's it was no problem.

The tire contact patches are minimal and the weight is way less than on the behemoth cars the US manufacturers make now.

johnster

#9
Jeez Louise..  :o  I guess you gotta do what you gotta do.

Didn't Hitler coin the Volkswagen name?... aka, "people's car"?? 
2001 MS4; Full Termi w/airbox, ECU, SPS cams, CycleCat ClipOn Adapters, Apex clip-ons, CRG's, MW open clutch, Sargent Saddle, CF aplenty.. NOT RIDEABLE FOR A LONG TIME DUE TO MY STUPID LACK OF JUDGEMENT!!

He Man

Quote from: Hedgehog on July 12, 2008, 08:33:09 PM
Uh, yeah, I have.  In fact, I passed my drivers license driving a 1959 Ford Custom stick shift.  I was 17 years old and weighed 155 lbs - not exactly a he-man.

:-[ now i feel like a pansy.
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matt922

Quote from: He Man on July 12, 2008, 07:07:49 PM
i could understand no ac, no power windows, no radio, none of those (use to be barebone american cars!) but NO POWER STEERING?

Has anyone over there every tried to parallel park or drive slow with no power steering? its almost impossible. to turn the wheel without the car moving a bit, even then its freaking hard as hell. I guess we cant complain about our heavy clutches anymore. [bacon]
eh, the car might weigh 1500lbs, they should be fine...

Howie

My first official driving lesson was in a '56 Oldsmobile with manual steering.  My first car was a '57 Ford with manual steering.  Most of my pre '87 cars had manual steering.

derby

Quote from: Monster Zero on July 12, 2008, 05:58:22 PM
If that dress goes into that rear wheel she's gonna be sari.   :'(

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baski696

Quote from: Monster Zero on July 12, 2008, 05:58:22 PM
If that dress goes into that rear wheel she's gonna be sari.   :'(

;D I am sure it has a sari-guard ...
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