[Malkop]

I stopped in at a bike shop in Durban while COP 17 was in progress. I was there for a meeting but used the paid for miles to pick up a DiD X ring for my XL since they were much cheaper there than in my city. I was stopped in my tracks by these sight and it made a striking contrast to the individualism expressed by the bikes on this forum. I also had pause for thought about how Yamaha chose to redress the Dub to look less colourful and gay once they realised it was finding a market beyond the leisurely pursuits of the weekend warrior into the serious world of work. These do pipe and pump work on the coast and hence some light rust. They have Bridgestone tyres and were identical except in mileage. There were in for a service.

 

[peruano]

Torque, We can't see your images. Tom Oh, but now we can. Maybe the photo images went around the world the wrong way and took longer to get here.

 

[TuggerHiller]

who is Hidrotech?

 

[Malkop]

Tom. Wannabee must have managed to ask that question. Hidrotech is a company about which I know as much as you can find by having a look here: http://www.hidrotech.co.za/



I guess if you find it amuzing to think of guvmint officials obliged to ride then equally the corporates although nobody here knows TDubs as a work tool methinks.

Malcolm