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    I've recently decided they a great addition to my SHTF equipment is actually a scooter. Have done alot of research on this. When it goes down fuel will probably be scarce, or money to buy fuel not available and the grid may be down etc.

    SO... Scooters came to mind

    a 150cc Scooter can do 60 mph or more depending on rider weight.

    And they get 80MPG

    They have small tanks between 2-4 gallons

    BUT if u came across a single gallon of gas.. it would get you rather far for very little.

    I personally feel it's a great idea.

    The 50cc scooters by the way only do about 30, that seems to slow for me and a little dangerous on the road.
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    well it's only a last resort backup mode of transportation.. but you could outfit it with sadle bags, and of course carry your pack on your back.

    LOL hold your breath for said picture hahahah
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      hahahah
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      • #4
        Possibly a viable alternative transportation for someone without a family. But with family, not so good.
        A Latter Day American

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        • #5
          Originally posted by bug_out
          Put the worlds largest muzzle brake on that thing and I'll take 2!!!! Where in the hell did you find that!?!?!?!? That thing is awesome! :eek: :D
          I think that is a recoiless rifle. Based upon the logo on the front I imagine this is actually a service vehicle in some airborne unit TOE. I don't think the US uses them any more (Used to see RR on Jeeps) and certainly they are NOT recoiless but with bracing I can see this working as a field expedient. For a light and mobile elite force this probably took the place of todays shoulder fired missles.

          Certainly it was never meant to be fired in motion but instead setup to fire from a pre-dug firing pit with appropriate camoflage and fall back positions.

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          • #6
            Trailers

            I liked this trailer for smaller vehicles such as the FJ or Jeep.
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            • #7
              Dream Vehicle

              For those of you with infinite recources how about two of these?

              HMT 4x4 400 series air-portable special forces vehicle with Cummins Diesel ISB 185hp supacat

              Totally street legal I might add.
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              • #8
                Probably is a fake but it has an interesting breech at the back so it may just be parts from a real recoiless rifle.

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                • #9
                  600cc sport bikes get comparable gas mileage and go a hell of a lot faster. 150cc would be like a Vespa or something, right? I'd rather have a 600cc sport bike, or better yet, a 450cc four stroke dirt bike. Again, comparable gas mileage, better off road ability, and more storage space. Only problem is that they cost a fair bit more than a Vespa in most cases.....
                  "It is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring."

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                  • #10
                    600cc sport bikes DO NOT GET 80+ mpg, more like 40-45mpg if u drive very calm, and alot less if you goose it alot which is easy to want to do on a sportbike. Plus there's a big cost difference as well which may be an issue for some people.
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                    • #11
                      Scooters

                      Diesel,

                      +1000000000000000000000000000000000 on the Scooter idea.

                      I have a few miles on Vespas (the older ones) and a modern Aprilia (50 cc with the hop-up kit...) Name brand Scoot's are usually pretty good, some of the cheaper imports have NO SPARES in country, be very very careful when buying as you might not be able to get silly things like cables, coils, pistons/rings etc.

                      Andy
                      Andy Langlois

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                      • #12
                        That HMT is awsome!
                        Have you checked russian scooters?
                        The road to serfdom is paved with free electric golf carts.

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                        • #13
                          Hey guys, check out the bike I just posted for sale. It may be what someone's looking for. It'll get you out in a hurry!

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