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A word of warning for anyone considering taking a teenager to Motorcycle Live - DONT :) :)
I managed to drag my daughter along on Saturday (she's no bike fan at all :o :-[) but she hasnt stopped talking about this - http://www.aixam.co.uk
Oh I SO wish we hadnt seen that stand. She's even been asking her Dad how he can unrestrict it so that it'll do more than 30 ;D
That's brilliant, I'd have been all over that when I was 16!
No its NOT brilliant ::) ::) ;D ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dabz
Joking apart can you imagine the chaos one of them would cause on a main road flat out at 30 mph holding all the traffic up. :o
;D We saw it at the Footman James bike show last week. Looks interesing and I'm sure any teenager would want one ;)
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No info of cost on the website - Bet they ain't cheap.
I think they were £9,998 at the show :o :oQuote:
Originally Posted by monday21
I think they were £9,998 at the show :o :o[/quote]Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicky
Lotsa washing up and cuddles for mummies and daddies on the horizon me thinks.
Blimey!!! that would pay for a whole term at university and a night out :o ;) :P
sense of deja vu, back in the sixties the bike industry more or less died when the mini's came in. now you can drive a car at 16 so the unhealthy bike scene at the moment looks like its going to be another nail in the coffin for us...
on a basis of £10k its probably on a par with the sixties.
:-? at a bike show.
Seem to remember in the wonderful life we used to enjoy before wet weekenders took over and created the peoples nazi control enforcement restrictions that are a pain in the arse we could drive about in 3 wheelers if they had no reverse ...some will know mesherschmitts and the old bubble cars and they did quite a bit more than a mind numbing 30mph [shouldn't be allowed]...also wasn't there a 'sand buggy' 4 wheeler ?
Let's hope with the economy how it is, no parents will be buying their kids these...especially at £10K, a 'L' plate 50cc Scooter doing 30MPH on a road is frustrating enough let alone a milk float, with someone poodling down the road at 30MPH. It'll be worse than getting stuck behind a learner!
I'm all for their independence, as a teen myself (19) it's nice to be able to get around and adventure and do what suits.