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  1. 28th November 2014, 10:50 AM #1
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    Portable Russian motorbike

    This looks like fun .

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  2. 28th November 2014, 11:37 AM #2
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    Looks good but I'm sure it would have typical Russian reliability
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    be good to chuck on the roof rack when going travelling
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  4. 28th November 2014, 05:49 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by 460cixy View Post
    Looks good but I'm sure it would have typical Russian reliability
    Russian machine tools are very good. Heavily constructed and nearly apprentice-proof. I had a large Stankoexport universal milling machine with motorised overarm. I would recommend their lathes and mills to anyone.

    Their Cossack and Izh motor cycles were stone reliable. Built like brick dunnies to withstand service in central Asia and Siberia.
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  5. 28th November 2014, 06:45 PM #5
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    I'm led to believe that this piece of Russian machinery was also considered to be quite tough and very effective.

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