Lucky they're in Mexico & not Oz as I'm sure someone with a little power would deem it illegal!
Steve
I bet this got some interesting comments along the way
BBC News - Crossing Mexico in a home-made 'spacecraft'
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl-i9sevXHk]Crossing Mexico in a home made spacecraft - YouTube[/ame]
Lucky they're in Mexico & not Oz as I'm sure someone with a little power would deem it illegal!
Steve
Now, wouldn't that be fun.
I noticed one of the brothers said "railway" but the English translation of one of the other Mexicans showed "railroad". I wonder where the brother learned English.
Technically, it's a HiRail - like this one I photographed where I worked.
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Ron B.
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2007 Yamaha XJR1300
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RIP Bucko - Riding on Forever
You would have to be cautious driving over old railway lines. But as Mick says, it would be fun.![]()
I think that Qld still uses Suzuki or Diahatsu F20/50s for track inspections,used to se them regularly on the Petrie-Nambour inspections OHS probably stopped the 3 wheel gangers trollies![]()
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