The gas station pumps had a “Mixed” option next to the regular octanes (at least in Hungary back in the day). Now you have to mix it yourself probably.
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On the other hand, there is always something to be fixed on a Trabant, 100% condition is not possible...
Good fun, many laughs! I used to be supermoto dude and slowly turned into commuter/old man high-vis (not that old!), I like to be supermoto dude again!
While the truck runs on diesel, the driver sure runs on vodka...
The good Cpt. definitely likes these upgrades :)
Get a real bike pansy...
Probably the rescue party.
I hope the new Africa twin will be a commercial success, and Honda makes a smaller one with a 650 or 550 engine.
Motorcycle story:
It is a Jeep, there is no “high speed”...
I’m not sure about the definition of “shitstorm” but this one over the gixxer forums are pure gold (guy pours two bottle of energy drink in his tank thinking he is using fuel additives):
Meh, you want fire fighting tanks, here is one (from Hungary):
Eastern bloc fun, mine had beige wheels and green body, all metal construction, could not break it (and I tried by running into trees, re-creating accidents I saw on the road). The headlights also worked.
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It is on BeIN Sports now, not on FS.
Two pilots with the same call sign “Wario” in the same outfit, the CO and another. I wonder how that plays out?
And you do oil changes every other weekend, valve checks monthly, top end rebuilds annually? I’m not sarcastic, just want to know what is a maintenance schedule on a high strung dirt bike used for daily commute?
US bucks goes a long way, just as this documentary pictured it:
The memories, my first car here in the States was a 1978 242, bought it in ‘96 for 300 bucks at a police auction. Replaced the disc brake discs and the shocks, and that’s about it. Drove for 5 years and sold it for 400 bucks. It was fun to drive it around, and easy to work on. I wish I kept it.
Some of our fallen military did receive similar processions, and not all fallen police officers get these.