Everyone has to see this video---- unreal not anything about an HHR but about towing
04-06-2006, 12:39 AM
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Everyone has to see this video---- unreal not anything about an HHR but about towing
04-06-2006, 01:09 AM
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Well...I guess we all know what your next Gold Wing mod will be CJ! I think you will take home two trophy's when you arrive at the next car show towing your HHR with the Gold Wing.
(I also noticed that video was shot in Europe. I don't think the government will ever approve that setup for use on U.S. highways!)
(I also noticed that video was shot in Europe. I don't think the government will ever approve that setup for use on U.S. highways!)
04-06-2006, 01:13 AM
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Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
(I also noticed that video was shot in Europe. I don't think the government will ever approve that setup for use on U.S. highways!)
04-06-2006, 10:13 AM
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to SOCAL, i would bet if you did a demo at a show I would win Best of Show... NO WAY am i going to do that. and try to convice someone to let me do it,,,,
HEY, i could pull my HHR to the show and win 2 Trophies, HOOOOOOOORAAAAAAAAAh
it does look cool though
if you notice he is driving really slow all the time and prob why he has 2 flashers up high and i will bet he goes through tires and brakes in a hurry.
He is driving a 1.8 liter 6 cylinder that has alot of torque but that would bother me and i have been on a m/c since age 6 and raced for 17 years.
Still looks cool watching it
HEY, i could pull my HHR to the show and win 2 Trophies, HOOOOOOOORAAAAAAAAAh
it does look cool though
if you notice he is driving really slow all the time and prob why he has 2 flashers up high and i will bet he goes through tires and brakes in a hurry.
He is driving a 1.8 liter 6 cylinder that has alot of torque but that would bother me and i have been on a m/c since age 6 and raced for 17 years.
Still looks cool watching it
04-06-2006, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by crowbar
how the hell would you stop? a passenger makes a big enough difference i cant imagine a car behind me 
Europe is very protective of it's motorcycle riders with much more stringent rules if you hit one even, like instant jail if you are at fault if you hit one. Better than here
04-06-2006, 12:10 PM
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It looks to me like that rig is wider than a normal lane of traffic here in the US. I think it would be a heavy load for a bike and would definitely have concerns about stopping that thing in a hurry! It is a kewl video though!!
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04-07-2006, 01:34 AM
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