Nabbed this from a Facebook page.
For a split second I thought it was an A40 wing.
I reckon Keith would be up for riding this through the Banbury lanes - at least he wont get a parking ticket on this.
New mode of transport?
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Re: New mode of transport?
Hmm! With those wheel arches so close together I simply cannot imagine what the donor vehicle could be, although the headlamp area looks vaguely like a Trabant?
Re: New mode of transport?
I'm just trying to work out where the battery is to run that headlamp.
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Re: New mode of transport?
Definitely Trabant 601 front and rear wings bolted together and section cut out in middle to suit bikes wheel base
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Re: New mode of transport?
YES! Who's a clever boy then??
Re: New mode of transport?
I was always sure you could do something useful with a Trabant.
Re: New mode of transport?
https://images.app.goo.gl/QfvsXvCZdPk4YJ938
now this is a trabant scotty,
now this is a trabant scotty,
if it has wheels RACE IT, break it,fix it, RACE IT