CAN'T AFFORD GASOLINE SONG

and is there a market for them?

"A dog never bites the hand that feeds it (GOB being the DOG)."

Those autorickshaw will be here in the market very soon.

How about some of these? For most riders in the U.S., you can expect 70 to 90 miles per gallon.

Weren't someone importing some of these several yrs ago, what happenned?

"Nobody stands taller than those willing to stand corrected.
~ William Safire ~"

if you put it that way, then HELL yes. Just like the pic in bikini's. If it rains, oh well. Nothing like a hot wet attractive sweet girl.

Kai I'm already picturing you that way

I had a motorcycle when I was younger. Rode for about a year and a half as my only form of transportation. Was not fast, a simple cb650, was ridden on excellent roads in varying weather conditions, and whenever I think back on those days, Im just thankful that I didnt kill myself or my wife on that thing.

Its cheap, it parks anywhere, it gets through any traffic, however if its your only form of transportation, then the question is not 'will you wreck?', rather it's 'when and how bad will you wreck?'

I dont know anyone who has ridden a road bike for more than a year that doesnt have scars to prove it. A buddy of mind back in 2000/2001 brought a bike down here. He was a good rider, but one night he got careless and wrapped himself around the first round-a-bout.

His wake sucked, his life and bright future was wasted because of a single instance of stupid and careless judgement, and he almost took out his good friend and biz partner to boot.

We all do stupid foolish things every now and again, if it's gonna happen at 55mph, it sure is nice to at least be surrounded in steel.

As for nice weather and exhilerating sunday rides on the hummingbird or boom-hattieville road, a bike would be awesome while respected. As for a sole means of transportation, you couldnt get my sincere support.

-duh

you have a point, but wouldn't it be nice to see Supa and other ladies on bikes....

Life shouldn't be a journey 2 da grave with D intention of arriving safely in an attractive & well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways,wornout and screaming - woohoo what a ride!

is fuel effecient, but what if you live in the ladyville area. How safe is a motorbike on that road.. Plus during rainy season what are u supposed to do.

that not even if we change musa for Dean, he will not be able to bring down gas prices... neither one will or can afford to...meanwhile we the people, the hard-working consumers, must suffer paying these high prices!!!
which in turn is spread out into the cost of the other goods and servies we consume and use...
Perhaps it is time to invest into a motorbike or a good bicyle...thing is you may get jacked for the bike!!! can't win either way!!!

Life shouldn't be a journey 2 da grave with D intention of arriving safely in an attractive & well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways,wornout and screaming - woohoo what a ride!

musa havfe go him and den pricestc

come off at belcan, then walk up freetown to work.......cheaper and you get a free work out, hehe u can't lose
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this is absolutely crippling now- mein if only Belama bus would come way into town instead of stopping at pound yard- novelos you gotta do better than that!

That's my 2cents for this morning- mountainload of work and dying of the flu.

"AN WHEN DI RAIN FALLLL I NO FALL PAN ONE MAN HOUSE"

"Nobody stands taller than those willing to stand corrected.
~ William Safire ~"