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Old February 8th 05, 07:01 PM
Paul Sengupta
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"Morgans" wrote in message
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"CryptWolf" wrote

Most twins and some larger singles could handle the weight of
a motorcycle and perhaps even a passenger. Getting it through
the door might be a problem on many models.


There you go! Much better solution than an aircar, made of unobtanium!

Some of the small scooters are smaller, and lighter, which should help
loading singlehanded.

The way around the door size issue and the seats, ect, is to go
experimental. You can do pretty much as you please, modification wise. A
number of designs could handle the loading and weight requirements.


http://www.diblasi.com/

Paul


 




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