Boys will be boys

Nauti Buoy · 03 July 2007, 23:01

As my other half said when I told her about my new toy

It is a:-

Motorama Urban Buggy

Fully Road Legal 'off road' style buggy. 150cc four stroke engine with automatic gearbox with reverse and electric start. Front & rear lights with indicators and digital speedometer. Adjustable front & rear suspension, disk brakes all round, parking brake.

Now all I need is a bit of sunshine.

Hightower · 03 July 2007, 23:12

Mud flats outside your gaff should do nicley, that Sea wall would make a good ski ramp. You could get Paul to sit in his Pikey van serving hot drinks and selling lucky heather to passers by

Sixy_the_red · 05 July 2007, 08:59

I would only have a problem with Nos buying something like that if he didn't let me have a go.

The Jackeens · 05 July 2007, 09:06

Nice toy Nauti. Think Paul enjoyed his little spin yesterday

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Originally Posted by Hightower

Mud flats outside your gaff should do nicley, that Sea wall would make a good ski ramp. You could get Paul to sit in his Pikey van serving hot drinks and selling lucky heather to passers by

hahahahaha

What's the going rate for bunches of lucky heather Andy? I need an easier job

Costa del Pompey residents

Cookee · 05 July 2007, 13:30

Be careful they fall over quite easily!

Pete7 · 05 July 2007, 13:39

Two questions,

1. Will it fit in that thunderbox / zap cat thingy you have bought,

2. Therefore can you do a beach landing and drive straight off the boat up the beach for the Priory BBQ ?

Pete

The Jackeens · 05 July 2007, 18:55

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Originally Posted by Pete7

1. Will it fit in that thunderbox / zap cat thingy you have bought,

It's not been yet established whether Nauti himself fits in the thundernut.

Despite his racing snake profile

Solent News

tcwozere · 05 July 2007, 20:12

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Originally Posted by Hightower

Mud flats outside your gaff should do nicley, that Sea wall would make a good ski ramp. You could get Paul to sit in his Pikey van serving hot drinks and selling lucky heather to passers by

Not sure Paul will be allowed to do that in Port Solent, as I think Richard is the local agent for lucky heather..

Hightower · 05 July 2007, 22:56

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Originally Posted by tcwozere

Not sure Paul will be allowed to do that in Port Solent, as I think Richard is the local agent for lucky heather..

Nauti Buoy · 05 July 2007, 22:59

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Originally Posted by tcwozere

Not sure Paul will be allowed to do that in Port Solent, as I think Richard is the local agent for lucky heather..

assssssssssssssssssssshhhhhooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooole

ian parkes · 05 July 2007, 23:19

When it falls over don't stick your arm out to save you like my nieghbour did in his

and they say bikes are dangerous

Nauti Buoy · 06 July 2007, 00:04

It is actually very stable very, corners fine impressed so far. Starts on the flick of the key absolute bargain for a £1k.

Will post some more detailed shots tomorrow.

The Jackeens · 06 July 2007, 13:26

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Originally Posted by tcwozere

Not sure Paul will be allowed to do that in Port Solent, as I think Richard is the local agent for lucky heather..

LOL

K

ian parkes · 06 July 2007, 17:04

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Originally Posted by Nauti Buoy

It is actually very stable very, corners fine impressed so far. Starts on the flick of the key absolute bargain for a £1k.

Will post some more detailed shots tomorrow.

Sorry didn't mean to sound like I was saying it was unstable , My nieghbour was a loonie in his and as it starts to roll the urge to stick your arm out is only natural , you can imagine the result .
Just strap in tight and keep you hands on the wheel then it don't matter .

The Jackeens · 06 July 2007, 17:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by ian parkes

Sorry didn't mean to sound like I was saying it was unstable , My nieghbour was a loonie in his and as it starts to roll the urge to stick your arm out is only natural , you can imagine the result .
Just strap in tight and keep you hands on the wheel then it don't matter .

It's not the toys themselves which are inherently unstable

ian parkes · 06 July 2007, 17:32

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Originally Posted by The Jackeens

It's not the toys themselves which are inherently unstable

Persactly what i was meaning

jyasaki · 17 July 2007, 16:05

The original post sort of reminded me of this:

ian parkes · 17 July 2007, 19:09

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Originally Posted by jyasaki

The original post sort of reminded me of this:

How sad I once had a wife like that

Nos4r2 · 17 July 2007, 20:16

I think I might have to find some dunes or mud and race Nauti when I finish my new toy...

GS850 with GS1100 motor, knobblies, renthals and a motocross style stand up and hang on sidecar...