I got it! I call mine a Husky! 450 Desert Master. For the winter that is.
Others for spring/summer.
WFO
Glen Byrns wrote:
> >WFO Herb in Grants Pass...as in Oregon
> >Keep the sticky side down!
>
> asks:>...what's a "RockHopper"?
>
> Its a little two wheeled vehicle. Mine is chronically underpowered. Good
> for hill climbing, descending, and transferring large amounts of mud to
> clothing. They are notoriously hard to start in the morning, need frequent
> maintenance, and much like an LBC, cradles your hiney with the velvet touch
> of a manhole cover. They cause broken collarbones, lacerated elbows,
> massive scabs on knees and other contact points, with the occasional deep
> gouge in the shin. One big plus, no Lucas electrics. When its too wet for
> my topless Sprite, it must be time for the mountainbike!
>
> Regards, Glen Byrns
>
> '59 bugeye
> '97 Pro-flex
> numerous other road bikes
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