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FN01R-C
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Posted: 11/01/05 10:49 PM
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i posted this in the last forum, but people didnt really have time to reply, so here i go again:what's everyone's feelings on these little things? i know they're not cars, but i still think they're neat little rides, i'd love to drive one http://www.go-t-rex.com/pictdealer/ruffryders/7.jpg
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cj1977
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| Joined: 10/04
Posted: 11/01/05 11:12 PM
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What's in it?
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boost_it7
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| Posts: 46
| Joined: 11/04
Posted: 11/02/05 06:27 AM
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I don't know if they still use it, but they used to have the 1.3L Suzuki Hayabusa engine. Plus, there's a version with a V-twin.
Hey, cj, i thought you sold the S13?
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0m3g4
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Posted: 11/02/05 12:21 PM
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Last I yeard it was a yamaha 1600cc.
Apparently they oversteer like a porsche after a bad night on the town. Unfortunately ive never been able to test this.
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Posted: 11/02/05 07:21 PM
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Three wheelers are pretty cool.. but I think I would rather have an Ariel Atom
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boost_it7
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Posted: 11/03/05 06:16 AM
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I think the Atom would be more stable, but the T-rex would be faster. That would be a nice little feature for SCC or Top Gear.....
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FN01R-C
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Posted: 11/03/05 05:08 PM
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i think its more top gear material
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Posted: 11/04/05 03:42 PM
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When it comes to such transports, I would have to stick with a Buell. Man, have you heard these things???
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Posted: 11/25/05 10:21 AM
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i drove one about a year and a half ago,if you have the change get one they handle like a cart and they go like hell the reguklar one come with a kawasaki 1000 engine.but the one i drove had the hayabusa 1300 engine ,all i have to say it i would give one of my balls for one
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Posted: 11/25/05 04:40 PM
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question though... registered as a bike or a car? If it is a bike.. do you have to wear a helmit?
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FN01R-C
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Posted: 11/25/05 05:50 PM
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probably as a bike due to weight and engine. I'm not sure if you need a helmet, but i supose you do.
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0m3g4
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Posted: 11/26/05 08:55 AM
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question though... registered as a bike or a car? If it is a bike.. do you have to wear a helmit?
Cant remember where I read this, btu when they're sold in Quebec this year (model year 2006), thety're considered cars instead of bikes, so no helmet is needed, nor is a special Motorcycle License. The same goes for Ontario.
(just realised that there's a dealership not 3 hours from my place...)
www.go-t-rex.com
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FN01R-C
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Posted: 11/26/05 10:32 AM
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"just realised that there's a dealership not 3 hours from my place..."
go test drive one
(btw your name is so L33T
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