'94 Corolla AWD wagon: economical but no power.
'91 Disco 3 door V8i: plenty of power but not so economical
2006 Giant Talon mountain bike: Most economical of all... only powerful downhill or when in the back of the disco.
:)
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'94 Corolla AWD wagon: economical but no power.
'91 Disco 3 door V8i: plenty of power but not so economical
2006 Giant Talon mountain bike: Most economical of all... only powerful downhill or when in the back of the disco.
:)
And I reckon your toy has done atleast 1000km's...............behind my rangie on the trailer:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Vern
86 RR:D
Ocassionally 84 120"
Very rarely 71 Jag
86 County dual cab 110 4BD1T
2007 Suzuki M109R
2008 Suzuki M50 (when I pinch the wifes bike for something different)
or if its raining...
2000 Disco 2 TD5 or 1997 Delica :cool:
At the moment I am using my 1999 Suzuki Bandit to get to work (3km). Before I injured myself seven weeks ago (herniated disc) I was riding my Giant mountain bike, the 3ks to work is all up hill so quite a bit of work, but the 3ks home is therefore downhill. If I ride the pushie now I struggle to walk for about five minutes afterwards but slowly recovering so hopefully soon will be back riding it.
Wifey rides a 1996 Suzuki Bandit to work but was driving the Defender until recently, as parking sucks at her new work.
Jeff
:rocket:
Looks like it will be doing a few more, back to your place so you can finish it for me, i got no time:(Quote:
Originally Posted by rovercare
i drive a 1978 mazda capella.......only a 1600.......
gets me around 9 - 10 litres per hundred kms........and thats with the throttle always open......
Now the Defender has ceased to be the wife daily driver,
she has a 2008 Mazda 3
he has a 2009 Toymota HiLux courtesy of work.
The Defender's still doing it tough though with 2 kids learning to drive :eek::eek:
Martyn