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Oh for goodness sakes, next thing you know they will bold 4 wheels to a plank and peddle that as a car.
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Yea but on the motorway, dont you need a 250cc minimum vehicle and have to "keep up with the flow of traffic" on any road as the highway code stipulates ....Originally posted by Dearnla View PostWHY? At 43 mph it's not fast enough to hurt a fly, which judging by the standards of Indian drivers as seen on Top Gear, is a good thing.
The only thing I can see it useful for is perhaps the kids school run ....
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But it is the other guys on the road that are the problem. 43 miles is more than enough
Jump to about 35-40 secs
Last edited by northernladuk; 4 January 2012, 16:51.
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WHY? At 43 mph it's not fast enough to hurt a fly, which judging by the standards of Indian drivers as seen on Top Gear, is a good thing.Originally posted by wim121 View PostOnly 200cc?
Why not have a 500cc one that will do 50-60mph and be legal on the motorway .....
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Only 200cc?
Why not have a 500cc one that will do 50-60mph and be legal on the motorway .....
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What if you get hit by one?Originally posted by zeitghostI think you'd be a lot safer if you did.
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Or dropped from an aircraft.Originally posted by zeitghost View Post...
Unless it's rammed from behind by sommat faster.
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Isn't there a difference between infinity and never? It will only do 43 so 60 isn't an option so can't be infinite?Originally posted by zeitghost View PostBajaj RE60 may take World's Cheapest Car title from Tata Nano
0 - 60 time?
Infinity.
Unless it's rammed from behind by sommat faster.
Slow day at work ok.....
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The ultimate contractor car.
Bajaj RE60 may take World's Cheapest Car title from Tata Nano
0 - 60 time?
Infinity.
Unless it's rammed from behind by sommat faster.Tags: None
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