It's definitely for Justin Case. No intermingling happening here! Besides, Goldy is already large enough. With tools and stuff she's heading towards 430kg, add 250kg of trailer, and 130kg of people - she's more than heavy enough for the 1.5L engine!
Well if Goldy is suffering, what about poor Veronica and she pulls as well?It's definitely for Justin Case. No intermingling happening here! Besides, Goldy is already large enough. With tools and stuff she's heading towards 430kg, add 250kg of trailer, and 130kg of people - she's more than heavy enough for the 1.5L engine!
Well if Goldy is suffering, what about poor Veronica and she pulls as well?
I'm imagining Goldy to have puffy lips like Private Benjamin but not so much like Elise Elliot.
While math has never been a strong point, Goldy with her 1.5lt is heading toward a ton (810kg) and Veronica with her 2.5lt could be about 5 ton GCM? 3 wheels vs 8?
Are bike engines any more or less efficient than cars. (I have no clue)
Wasn't it in the 70's that Suzuki brought out cars or vans with motorcycle engines?
A bloke we see each Christmas traded his 3.2 litre Ranger for the 2 litre Ranger and says the latter is better towing his van. It's something I cannot get my head around.
Yes, clearly math is not a strong point. I forgot that you tow with the bike. Thinking Goldie had a side car, hence the 3 wheels. That's my excuse anyway.Goldy does fine towing the trailer, really. We took her up Thunderbolts Way and while I had to change down gears, she didn't really struggle (and I don't let her). She does the same as the Navara - uses a little extra fuel (8.1LPHK vs 6LPHK normally).
Our Nav sits at around 5.5T combined when towing. I don't let it struggle, I happily change down to a lower gear and keep the foot light on the throttle. The climb up Bells Line at Kurrajong is done in first gear at about 15km/h - I just stay in the left lane and let everyone past.
Yes, clearly math is not a strong point. I forgot that you tow with the bike. Thinking Goldie had a side car, hence the 3 wheels. That's my excuse anyway.
I found the car that used a bike engine. It was not a Suzuki but the Honda N360.which apparently had a massive 354cc engine. I can still recall the unpleasant sound they msde motoring down the road.
Bigger engine than the Bambino.Don’t know about the Honda, but the Suzuki engine did not bear much resemblance to the 550cc m/cycle engine. I had a 800 cc 4cyl 4 stroke Suzuki carry that was unstoppable until the weight I carried stopped it making it up the steep hills I had to go. Would go further in two wheel drive than most 4wd.
Bigger engine than the Bambino.
I remember an older kid at school bragging about his Fiat sports car. Not being old enough to drive, I was impressed until I finally saw his beat up Bambino.
Not sure what he thought made it a sports car?
Still riding my 06Harley softail, was member of VETERANS MC AUSTRALIA for15 yers retired now from clubhahaha more like over and out i didnt walk for 3 weeks
I have been riding since I was 4 years old.I have had an old Kirby pull start 50cc auto bike,aHonda z 50.A Yamaha TY 80 trials bike.Honda xr 250,95 model Husky 610,A Kawasaki VN 1500 cruiser,I just sold my KTM 525 and I still have my beloved 97 Harley Davidson Fatboy.
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