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Old 06-18-20, 08:32 AM
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Cle Elum

That is Cle Elum, Washington.

A little board? Are you. Dang this is freaky cool. Lol

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Old 06-18-20, 11:19 AM
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That is neat. Someone has some imagination and the skills to pull it off. Great project. I don't think that asking price is even that bad considering this is completely custom and the execution seem to be excellent.
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Old 06-18-20, 11:31 AM
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I think it needs at least a straight six, but other than that it is very well done. Thanks for posting it.
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Thought I'd seen this somewhere before.




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That is cool. I saw some scooters made with the fenders of an old vw beetle.
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Awesome look. But probably not very good high speed handling dynamics, more of a boardwalk or parade rider.
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Old 06-18-20, 10:28 PM
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Shoot - 25 minutes from me. Maybe I should go take a look. Not that I could afford or would want it.
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That thing is painful to look at.
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Shoot - 25 minutes from me. Maybe I should go take a look. Not that I could afford or would want it.
Pretty sure that's all of an older moped under there with a 48V or 72V scooter motor laced into the rear rim. Price is probably out of line, but this is a lot more along the lines of a motorcycle than a bicycle.

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that
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hilarious.

But in a cool sort of way, but...
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Good grief! In this isolastic state, I thought that I was loosing it. I feel so much better after seeing that concoction. Well done.
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