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That's brilliant, very impressive, especially the rider with the back brace on doing the suspension tests,

The water will accentuate the natural two year corrosion life.

Ged

No sign of a snorkel so God knows how they kept going when practically submerged.
Not recommended for riders with hemorrhoids.
Alan

Words fail me...

1:15 seconds in - tube can be seen alongside right leg, level with seat, guess a snorkel?

I have seen that video before. Those Russians are a real kick. I bet they got warmed up for that "durability test" by drinking a few bottles of Vodka in the boardroom.

Zitat von Dave H im Beitrag #5

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1:15 seconds in - tube can be seen alongside right leg, level with seat, guess a snorkel?

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At 3:30 in, check out the sidecar wheel. It's driven! No idea if they have a diff or not... If not, that'd make cornering "interesting"!

Cheers

Paul B.

PS: If it's common knowledge that all Ural outfits have a driven sidecar wheel, then please just ignore me. Sidecars were never my area of interest

Zitat von Paul B im Beitrag #8

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At 3:30 in, check out the sidecar wheel. It's driven! No idea if they have a diff or not... If not, that'd make cornering "interesting"!

Cheers

Paul B.

PS: If it's common knowledge that all Ural outfits have a driven sidecar wheel, then please just ignore me. Sidecars were never my area of interest

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So.... the parts of the world driving on the wrong side of the road (right!) get access to the bevel drive and can choose the optional sidecar wheel to be driven.

Whereas..in the uk driving on the right side (correct) of the road (left) cannot register a new sidecar on the right(wrong)side - we still drive on the left so those on horseback can still wield a sword/arms in their right hand, while holding reins in their left hand, although we are no longer allowed to own a sword/knife/gun unlike a freedom to arms elsewhere. So no two wheel drive in uk.

Posted this earlier in the year Distant-cousins