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Acrobatic biking 101

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In '65 after reassembling an old lambretta scooter I'd gotten for $10, less a clutch cable and mighty anxious to go for a ride...in my infinite wisdom, I decided I would start by just shifting into first. It died...So, i revved it up...a lot... and shifted into first...and did a back flip. a coupla' times I got down into a street corner and lost it on the bump in the intersection...once wearing only shorts. If you can feature someone falling down on a m/c and desparately climbing on the high side to minimize the rash...Larry
 
The "desparation to ride" can make one do some crazy things. I remember when I was about 12, a buddy of mine had a "Bronco TX2" minibike powered by a Tecumseh 3 hp engine driven with a centifugal clutch. Well after much abuse, the clutch blew up. Had to ride, so he got the two pieces of the clutch welded together. He now had a direct drive minibike! Had to bump start it from the top of a dirt hill. The darn thing idled at about 30 mph! (seemed like it at the time) That didn't last long as he knew that it was a "little" hard on the engine. 8)
 

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