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It reminds me of the Irish Mail I had as a kid, and looks like it is just as much fun!
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The steering linkage is on springs, is that what I see, or do the springs surround rods?
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my guess is that feet on the axle is how it is steered and the springs add some damping very cool
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(looking for Torpado Super light frame/fork or whole biked 57,58)