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I've owned a few minivans and they are lethargic and exceedngly unfun to drive.
Tucked inside the car pictured here is a complete Foes Fly and a complete Turner 5Spot and associated riding gear and rackage to slam the bikes on the roof once the final destination has been reached.
I've owned a few minivans and they are lethargic and exceedngly unfun to drive.
Tucked inside the car pictured here is a complete Foes Fly and a complete Turner 5Spot and associated riding gear and rackage to slam the bikes on the roof once the final destination has been reached.
guys look at the picture!
this was not meant to start any debate...
anyway, everybody should drive something that is good on gas and can take a lot of bikes and passengers -> minivan
because biking roadtrips are the best thing ever and I am yet to see a 911 with a bikerack that can fit all my friends... and I like the temperature no need for global warming, I'd sweat my a$$ off pushing my 47lbs tank up the hill
uh, it looks like a horribly disfigured lamborghini, or general fast-car scribblings of a middle schooler... i guess there's only so much you can do when faced with the constraint of a 140" wheelbase
I've owned a few minivans and they are lethargic and exceedngly unfun to drive.
Tucked inside the car pictured here is a complete Foes Fly and a complete Turner 5Spot and associated riding gear and rackage to slam the bikes on the roof once the final destination has been reached.
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