If your bike was a car, what car would it be?
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If your bike was a car, what car would it be?
I stole this idea from the 41. Should be more interesting in C&V.
Try to keep in mind country of origin and relative vintage.

Try to keep in mind country of origin and relative vintage.
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If your bike was a car, what car would it be?
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My bike is red, therefore it's fast....sooooooo, Ferrari and Maserati are coming to mind. But, being the Trek 460 it is maybe a Pontiac GT8 GT is more fitting.
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1974 Hetchins = Jaguar XKE (pure class)
1989 Centurion Dave Scott = Honda CRX (poor man's sports car)
1991 Bridgestone RB-2 = Camaro Z28 (Corvette engine in a cheaper more practical body)
Raleigh Sports = Model T
1991 Trek 830 = Ford F150
1989 Centurion Dave Scott = Honda CRX (poor man's sports car)
1991 Bridgestone RB-2 = Camaro Z28 (Corvette engine in a cheaper more practical body)
Raleigh Sports = Model T
1991 Trek 830 = Ford F150
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ALAN, Maserati Merak: funky design, acres of class and a very dubious reputation of falling apart at inopportune moments.


Alan Super Record by ctjr, on Flickr
Rih - Traction Avant. Black and beautiful, the design just worked so it was produced for a long time with little changes.


P1040843 by ctjr, on Flickr

Alan Super Record by ctjr, on Flickr
Rih - Traction Avant. Black and beautiful, the design just worked so it was produced for a long time with little changes.


P1040843 by ctjr, on Flickr
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Hmmm....most of my bikes are French. For some reason one of those funky looking Citroens comes to mind, but I would never own one. I think the only French car I would consider would be a classic Bugatti, but somehow that does not equate with a Lejeune.
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I am more of a Jaguar E type .....

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A bright red GTO with fins and gills like some giant piranha fish, an obscene phallic symbol on wheels.
With acknowledgement to Thomas Dolby.
Now, if Lynn's E type was the earlier one with covered bumpers... and RED...
With acknowledgement to Thomas Dolby.
Now, if Lynn's E type was the earlier one with covered bumpers... and RED...
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