Aren't they meant for either the disabled or the slightly less skillful riders?

Might as well get one of these as far as I can tell. at least it has AC and can keep the rain off if necessary.

I love my bike and I love riding, I did before moving here and even though the riding season is shorter here it's a lot nicer than it ever was back in england.

I ride a kawasaki cruiser - 1500 nomad, I don't wear chaps, nor ride to timmies. I do commute on it whenever possible and very few things can make a crappy day a great day quicker than a ride on the bike.

it also nice to get on the bike with the wife and go exploring on our few days off together.

I also only insure my bike from April-November

oi....what, you have a thing against disable folks now?

I can tell you it turns heads on the road

Thats cos people are wondering why you didnt buy either a proper bike or a convertible

Yup!

whateverrrrrrrrr Jealous much?

I'm afraid i'm with the others on this one. It's definitely different looking but i find them a bit gimmicky hybrid like reliant robin. I'd rather have a nice convertable or a proper bike to play with.

I really do think they're great fo disabled people who'd like to ride a bike though, or those who are a bit shit or scared to be on two wheels.

Err no, really I am not . . . .a proper quad bike fro hoofing over the sands dunes etc I would like, a snowmoblie, skidoo and a jet ski . . but that ,,no, waste of money, I want a proper motorbike.

oh they turn heads in here in Van , with people muttering oh they cant ride a real bike etc....

How often do you plan to use the jetski luv?

luv???

Well considering I am 5 minutes from a beach and I used to jetski in Folkestone in the winter , I could use it all year here!

I said I would LIKE, doesnt mean I wil HAVE . . .

Dreams do come true don't they..I mean look at you from South London to East Van, doesn't get any better really

It wasnt a dream it was a job posting.

Guess what this is...