The news website apparently changed the headline shortly afterwards.
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For the vertically challenged…. 
eidemaddin
XS650 Enthusiast
The real fun comes up when shifting and braking 
When you need an extra bathroom but don't have the space
Or when the instructions say "Use the supplied screwdriver" (chinesium obvs)
Or when the instructions say "Use the supplied screwdriver" (chinesium obvs)
Well, at least you can bend it the right way with your fingers.
That reminded me of a cheep set of drill bits I had back in the late 1960's One time I was trying to drill a hole with a 1/4 inch drill bit. Pushed a little to hard and it bent to a 90º. I then straightened it out by hand and then by pushing less hard managed to drill the hole!
Perhaps the nit was designed to drill around corners? Ya never know, those Chinese are quite clever .
Charles13
XS650 Addict
I watched a documentary on the bulldozers of the Israeli army, I never realized the importance of such a piece of equipment.
That Cat d9 has DE's name all over it...
So true, and I'm only $51,980 short...That Cat d9 has DE's name all over it...
THE GO-PRO's OF BYGONE YEARS.
Click the image link and scroll sideways on arrow.
Click the image link and scroll sideways on arrow.
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Another pre-go-pro.
I recognized that from the filming of the movie "Grand Prix". Here is another:
that's James Garner.
From "Photographing the Races for Grand Prix"
https://theasc.com/articles/photographing-grand-prix
After almost four months of developing and constructing the many various pieces of equipment, the time finally came to put them all together and give them a practical testing. The site selected for the trial run was Riverside International Raceway, with veteran racers Phil Hill and Bob Bondurant doing the driving. The camera was mounted on a Shelby Cobra and a Ford GT-40 was used as the insert camera car.
Monaco:
https://theasc.com/articles/photographing-grand-prix
After almost four months of developing and constructing the many various pieces of equipment, the time finally came to put them all together and give them a practical testing. The site selected for the trial run was Riverside International Raceway, with veteran racers Phil Hill and Bob Bondurant doing the driving. The camera was mounted on a Shelby Cobra and a Ford GT-40 was used as the insert camera car.
Monaco:
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pcoumbe
BicolXS650
There's a lot of guys over here need these when struggling with their GS1250 BMW's with all the accessories and girlfriends on the back through Manila traffic
