pedal powered porsche
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Permalink Reply by Tank-Ridin' Ryan on
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Hey! Get on the sidewalk!
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Permalink Reply by Juan 2-3 or more mi. on
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Yes! This is exactly what I envision driving one day, but with more get go. I would augment it with solar/compresed air/hydrogen/electric motors in order to peel out.
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Permalink Reply by Davo on
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That would be funny to see at a critical mass. Lets get a bunch of tin foil and make a silver one
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Permalink Reply by Doug Haynes on
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You want to drive around in something made from PVC and tinfoil?
Please omit me from your version of a future full of advanced 2x4 technology...
My real question is why is that guy wearing two watches?
Juan Dominguez said:Yes! This is exactly what I envision driving one day, but with more get go. I would augment it with solar/compresed air/hydrogen/electric motors in order to peel out.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Studer 8.0 mi on
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Your only question about that guy is why is he wearing two watches? That was only one of about 2,743 questions I had about that guy!
notoriousDUG said:
My real question is why is that guy wearing two watches?
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No absolutely not. Just something that I can pedal which can compete with other cars on the road. I tend to get sleepy behind the wheel of a car if I am not active.
notoriousDUG said:You want to drive around in something made from PVC and tinfoil?
Please omit me from your version of a future full of advanced 2x4 technology...
My real question is why is that guy wearing two watches?
Juan Dominguez said:Yes! This is exactly what I envision driving one day, but with more get go. I would augment it with solar/compresed air/hydrogen/electric motors in order to peel out.
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That is far from my only one but I feel it is most important.
Joe said:Your only question about that guy is why is he wearing two watches? That was only one of about 2,743 questions I had about that guy!
notoriousDUG said:
My real question is why is that guy wearing two watches?
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Permalink Reply by Chris B on
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You fail to appreciate the lack of engine, which allows for convenient storage space for large items that are difficult to carry on a bike, such as large paintings or portfolios. Or, perhaps, machine tools such as a table mounted mill. Secondly the easy to velcro parking brake, providing safety and ease of mind when parking the Ferdinand, will come in handy when parking on hills. I know I would be glad of the aerodynamic qualities when travelling down lake shore drive on windy days, and the aerofoil - like design to endure stability and solid placement on the ground. Yes, no more endos on the Ferdinand!
Truly this is a marvel which, when asked "would you like to drive such an engineering miracle?" one can respond "Ja wohl!"
notoriousDUG said:You want to drive around in something made from PVC and tinfoil?
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