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Tex McClatchy
Bad Assssssss but 6800 dollars ☹️
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Interesting scooter. I can't think of ANY back country gravel, potholed, washboard, rut filled road I want to even approach 25 mph on a scooter. Could be that experience really is the best teacher... when we survive the quiz.

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Watch for the next video in that series: "We win a Darwin Award..."
That's just NUTS!
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Out of all the newer electric powered modes of transport, I still find a ebike offers the most practical way to get around, if one has the room. One of my best examples in this regard, is when I rode my Bafang BBSHD/ Montague conversion from the Johnson Creek strip, up to the old Stebnite mine site, and back. On the way back I ran into Pops Dory and some other pilots that had taken the van, and with only a minute or so head start, I BEAT them back to JC. I think that was a 27 mile ride, and still had a enough juice left to hot rod the last little bit. I'd like to have one of every new e powered device people dream up, they are all fun as hell, but the bike seems to get the job done for me. But I sure would like to try one of these!
https://x-offroad.com/super-ride-s1000- ... cycle.html
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courierguy wrote:Out of all the newer electric powered modes of transport, I still find a ebike offers the most practical way to get around, if one has the room. One of my best examples in this regard, is when I rode my Bafang BBSHD/ Montague conversion from the Johnson Creek strip, up to the old Stebnite mine site, and back. On the way back I ran into Pops Dory and some other pilots that had taken the van, and with only a minute or so head start, I BEAT them back to JC. I think that was a 27 mile ride, and still had a enough juice left to hot rod the last little bit. I'd like to have one of every new e powered device people dream up, they are all fun as hell, but the bike seems to get the job done for me. But I sure would like to try one of these!
https://x-offroad.com/super-ride-s1000- ... cycle.html
I need to quit reading your posts...... lol. That looks fun as crap!!
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