Who needs front wheels anyway?

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[Cliff]

So does a front wheel drive car do a wheelie in reverse? heh heh

 

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So does a front wheel drive car do a wheelie in reverse? heh heh

Cliff… you know that I love giving you guys what you want more than anything ….

 

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Cliff… you know that I love giving you guys what you want more than anything ….

This thing kinda sorta looks like my Honda Fit, that I almost whammed into the mail box one time, and no, wasn't trying to do a wheelie.

 

[stitcherbob]

This thing kinda sorta looks like my Honda Fit, that I almost whammed into the mail box one time, and no, wasn't trying to do a wheelie.

Don't worry Cliff, we'll get you the help you need.... the first part of recovery is admitting you owned a Honda Fit!

 

[Cliff]

Hey, "Honda" means "High RPM, slow speed" in Japanese. Also "onsen" means if ya rev up the motor, side step the clutch, car will go into mail box.

Sorta...... Konichiwa

 

[stitcherbob]

Hey, "Honda" means "High RPM, slow speed" in Japanese. Also "onsen" means if ya rev up the motor, side step the clutch, car will go into mail box.

Sorta...... Konichiwa

As a Civic driver with over 100,000 miles, I thought Honda was Japanese for "Deer will run into you many times" or maybe it was "Forgot oil change? Drive on".....

My friend had a Honda Fit. I stood by his door after he got out and he asked what I was doing.
"Waiting for the rest of the clowns to get out...."

 

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Bob, my cat Gracie the Groupie sez to tell you that "onsen" means "hot springs" in Japanese. Thot I could get away w telling you that, but noooooo.... I learned that word by watching Japanese travel videos.

 

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This video reminded me of what used to be called a "power stand". In 1963, went to Pomona to see 2 out of 3 for the #1 spot, the Greek VS Weekly-Rivero-Fox-Holding. This is when they smoked the tires a good way down the track. Race #2, The Greek gets half way down, tires hook up & he goes into a big wheelie. That is what a powerstand was. Didn't see it too often, but it did happen. Looked just like in the video.