> > Jep, I'll do - or at least I try to ... It's a great
> > pice of high qualiy Russian production technology
> > based on (well, cloned from) even better German
> > engeneering. Why shouldn't this be an ideal vehicle
> > for a tour in the US Hinterlands ?
> Please enlighten Finnish-mongreling north-europeans,
??? Finnish-Mongreling :))
> "dreirad"-> tricycle of sorts ?
Well, it's a russian tricycle - I don't call it a trike,
since unlike this wheeny constructions wit VW engines the
front part is a real bike, like an old war time BMW, and
the back like a pickup.
Eventualy check the folowing (aussi) page:
http://www.ural.com.au/workhorse.html
Note my front fork is quite different (mine is
one of the prototype units - read, quality is even
more a problem :)
If you're Finnish, URAL should be a known brand to you -
at least the Finns are somewhat famous among the (western)
European Ural driver for their remodelling skills.
> > And best of all: a real huge transport capacity for
> > old computers :))
> Yeah, from the few pics I glanced at via google it just might
> carry a driver and an Apple I :) You could always attach a rope
> and just tow those big 11/780s... Would be fun trying to outrun
> it in a steep downhill slope, "Man Chased by VAX!".
At least in the russian flyer they aprease a netto load
of at least 500 kg (~1100 lbs).
Well, let's see - I'll pick it up next monday at the
Baltimore Harbour.
Gruss
H.
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Received on Mon Jul 30 2001 - 12:07:26 BST