A Mazda 5 is a brilliant suggestion, and soon the Ford version, the
C-Max will be here.
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Scott G. wrote:
> You need a Honda Tardis aka Fit.
> A Honda Element or a Mazda 5 also work well.
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1st off, Thanks to everyone who replied. It's harder than everyone
thinks to cram a Tall Rider and his stuff into a vehicle. I'll take
everyone's advice into account.
I'll bring this topic to a close, but let me explain my remarks-and
they are somewhat ON topic, as we (some of us) are deciding t
I drive a '99 Ford F150 with a fiberglass shell and a Bedrug(padded
marine grade carpet). Standard cab, standard bed. The gas mileage
isn't great, but I paid for it upfront when new, and maintenance costs
have been very low. The fuuny thing is though, despite it's large
size, it gets about the sam
You need a Honda Tardis aka Fit.
A Honda Element or a Mazda 5 also work well.
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Two things to keep in mind here. First the ego wants wanting more
than it wants having. That's why as soon as we get what we want, we
start wanting something else. If that weren't true the entire
consumer driven economy would collapse.
Second, oil industry executives are forecasting gasoline pr
You're not infringing, dude. What you lack in door frame,
head-smacking height, you make up for with great ideas!
RGZ
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 10:37 PM, Michael_S wrote:
> sorry if I'm infringing ( I'm only slightly above avg) on your
> subgroup but people say tall bikes can fit upright with fro
sorry if I'm infringing ( I'm only slightly above avg) on your
subgroup but people say tall bikes can fit upright with front tire off
in the Mitsubishi Outlander. Avail in 4wd too.
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=6519393#poststop
~Mike~
On Jan 13, 6:34 pm, zeidler.rob...@gmail.com wrote:
Can't always ride to the start. I'll have to try the seat-down experiment.
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