Now there will be no living with Angelo!
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Captainwhoopass
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I wonder which "Lambretta" is behind this effort.
It's certainly a step up from the 125N recently revealed, and much much better than those Chinese ones (which I think we should acquire and burn and next years rally).
Still, if I had deep enough pockets, this is the only "new" Lambretta I'd want:
http://www.lambrettainnovation.co.uk/vi ... hp?pid=205
Wowza!
This return to racing will definately be intersting to watch!
It's certainly a step up from the 125N recently revealed, and much much better than those Chinese ones (which I think we should acquire and burn and next years rally).
Still, if I had deep enough pockets, this is the only "new" Lambretta I'd want:
http://www.lambrettainnovation.co.uk/vi ... hp?pid=205
Wowza!
This return to racing will definately be intersting to watch!
If you can't chrome it, curry it.
If you can't curry it, throw it away.
If you can't curry it, throw it away.
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coyoteran
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It's not going to take. The purists will be outraged. A Lambretta with a reliable power plant, good electrics, solid brakes and a modern suspension? Sacrilege. Burn him at the stake for even suggesting such a monstrosity.Captainwhoopass wrote: Still, if I had deep enough pockets, this is the only "new" Lambretta I'd want:
http://www.lambrettainnovation.co.uk/vi ... hp?pid=205
Wowza!
But yeah, If I had the $$$ I sure would be tempted.
Vy is it vee get too soon olt and too late schmart?
