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This is mine . . . 750CC liquid cooled with shaft drive and electronic fuel injection to make it go and anti-lock brakes to make it stop. I've read it will do 180kph but I'll never know.

Very nice. Looks like fun.

this is mine, sadly i dont have the time to ride this , only now and then...
its a vdub engine 1200cc, bored to 1360cc for better acceleration aircooled, with a terrific exhaustsystem, you hear me coming from a mile,, hahahaha

this is taken a while back, but it still goes

Pretty cool, Tazz.

its been on holidays with me, with a travelsleeper behind it, boy did i get looks


even got frown upon lol

I would have liked to see that!

Looks like fun.

yup, i am all about fun,,, hehehehe

Love the good life, I work hard.... ehmm smart....
love the gadgets,
my other hobby is a boat... but since that has no wheels, it aint a ride, so i didnt post it, didnt want to make you guys yealous...

other word for boat:

B- Bust
O- Out
A- Another
T- Thousand

horrible but true...

The definition of a boat is a hole in the water that you pour money into.

I have 2 boats, nothing exciting but if you'll post yours, I'll post mine. A ride doesn't have to have wheels, it just has to be a ride.

I love boats but financially I can't have one.

why not vincent....

there are quite a few zodiacs for affordable prices, cheap in maintenance, and fun to ride.

my boat is a maxum with open hull, an oldie but still runs fine, but i am thinking bout conversing it to lpg, as fuel costs get way outta hand here

double post sozzy

I could get something for day trips but what I really want is something I can take out for a couple weeks. And with a family of 5 that means it's got to be fairly big. Bit out of my price range for now.

in my country there are alotta rental company's, so you may rent one, and do a holiday on it, and see if it is somthing for you and the family

OK I guess I'll show you my boats first . . .

This is our little fishing boat - 14 Ft, 15Hp

This is our boat for tubing and basic transportation back and forth to the island where our cottage is located. 18 1/2 Ft, 215 Hp stern drive

mine is smaller, but also sterndrive, and open hull,
mostly used for waterskiing and tubing, but once i had a parachute behind it, wasn't a big succes tho
mine is a bit older than your bayliner, overhere in the netherlands, maxum is cheaper than bayliner.
Bayliner is a really expensive boat to buy here, dunno why, but maxum just has better deal
3.6 v6 sterndrive, actully we own it among three friends, so we have three capatains....

imagine that, and that goes remarkable well, no disputes whatsoever.
and we have it on trailer, cause we all three do n ot live besides the water, your dock makes me bit jealous.....
photo's are coming but i need to go party now...

it's carnaval you know....

We already know we like being out on the water for awhile. We can do a week at a time with my parents on there smaller 28 footer if we swap out people. Only sleeps 4 comfortably. I would really like to have an American Tug. Those are really nice.

VincentLupo wrote:We already know we like being out on the water for awhile. We can do a week at a time with my parents on there smaller 28 footer if we swap out people. Only sleeps 4 comfortably. I would really like to have an American Tug. Those are really nice.

I looked them up. I see why you haven't bought one yet. Here in Canada it would cost about $2,000 just to fill the gas tank.

Yep...But they sure are nice.

lol, when we go out for a weekend on the water, with the maxum, we spend around 300 euro's on petrol

we need to mix in a lead substitute as wel cause otherwise the valves rattle

and at 1.65euro a liter, feul is expensive here,
we dont measure in gallons, but in liters
1.65 euro is 2.27 usd

We measure in liters too, Tazz. Our fuel is not as expensive though around $1.30 CDN per liter which is about $1.17 USD. My Bayliner has a 100 liter fuel tank.

Here's mine, 1975 VW Bug. it's in memory of my father that passed away 5 years ago from cancer. He use to have 2 of them and a bus.

Hey that sure brings back memories. My father traded his gas hog '62 Chrysler Saratoga in for 2 bugs, one was a '65 and the other a '64 I think. I got the older one and drove it until about 1970.

Oh brother. I got no response when I clicked on Submit so I clicked it a couple more times. Now look at what's happened!

Fixed for you Bluesnow.