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LF is the overweight embodiment of the American dream. Any retard from anywhere can come here and make himself into any kind of failure he can justify.

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Better than TRAINS?!

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Better than TRANNIES!!

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well, i for one thought that was kind of cool.

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well, i for one thought that was kind of cool.

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Better than TRAINS?!

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Been riding a bunch myself LF, just without the motor on it. But I'm way overweight, I need the exercise. How much do you just ride vs. using the motor?

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I pedal up hills and when my legs get a bit stiff...you know...for circulation.

Here's I guess kinda like a sales pitch.

How far do you go on your bicycle?

If you had the extra energy,would you ride to work every day to get away from rush hour?

What if you came to work not tired?

You see,you STILL get the excersise. There's the balancing your bike and keeping alert. And your breathing fresh air. And your not polluting yourself with morning coffee. And you'll be much more alert at work for you had a great morning ride and is looking forward to the great evening ride after work.
And you spent two dollars in gas (1/2 a gallon) to go 80 miles. How much gas does your car take?
And you have a few bikes you say so if your not actually commuting you can still get your excersise in.

The frame mount 2 stroke is the cheapest way to go but if you want dependability a 4 stroke rack mount can't be beat.

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How does yer thingie handle 60 kilometers a day?

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Cronus does it without a hitch. I used to do MOOP without a hitch too but MOOP is a bit loud compared to Cronus. The bike trails out here are second to none. During rush hour I'm actually passing hundreds of cars and the bike trails have no traffic lights. At intersections we just go under a bridge.

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It does sound good then. Surely a scooter is a horrible thing, deriving you completely of leg work, and making you look like an Italian to boot.

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but speaking of scooters.

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Let me add to that with Cronus my 4 stroke auto clutch,when I shut down my engine,it's a bike again.
With MOOP I have to lock my clutch down and it has a bit of a drag...but you can always remove your chain for when you really just want to pedal.

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