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They must have dropped the ground, coz there is no way a Ural can go fast enough to get air like that!! Catapult? Trebuchet?
Perhaps they photoshopped the ski-jump just behind them!!
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Re: please,please,please......
They must have dropped the ground, coz there is no way a Ural can go fast enough to get air like that!! Catapult? Trebuchet?
Perhaps they photoshopped the ski-jump just behind them!!
whys the rum always gone?
WITH A TAIL WIND
Pleb
How did they ever lose, riding like that?
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Erm.....you`re slightly akimbo there mate.
That`s not a wartime combo and those aren`t German soldiers
That photo is a 'still' from a Ural Soviet military film and the combo did indeed 'get air' as shown in the photo.
Bloody furriner
And this isn't the still.
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=9_jwlwaHc70
(It gets exciting at 2 minutes in)
Michel
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whys the rum always gone?
thats a freekin art riding them like that
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I got out of first gear...once... on my off-roading. Does that count?thats a freekin art riding them like that
I needed reverse more often to get me out of the pine trees...
Tarka is right: road tyres are surprisingly good. However, I have used the 2WD: the bike got stuck straight away without.
No doubt my technique needs addressing!
May not look it in my pics, but the sand was quite deep and the troughs, quite steep!
PS. I'm going to buy a medieval rack for my monkeys (sidecar passengers) as the bumps probably leave them about 7% shorter after the ride...
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Thats a fine pair of bikes you have there Tarka I realy enjoyed those pictures, I just found this on ebay 110255257973 for anyone interested.
BIG D
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Not mine, I hasten to add, but I had one of these as my very first scrambler when I was eight.
Only a mere 30 years ago and I can still remember the smell of castrol while my dad was teaching me to ride the thing.
Top memories.
I'll have a dig around pops photos and scan a piccie of mine in.
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Cool!Not mine, I hasten to add, but I had one of these as my very first scrambler when I was eight.
Only a mere 30 years ago and I can still remember the smell of castrol while my dad was teaching me to ride the thing.
Top memories.
I'll have a dig around pops photos and scan a piccie of mine in.
looks like fun!
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