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To maximise the fuel economy of their rides, these riders are taking turns sharing a vehicle.
If the scooter were slightly bigger, it would support two riders, and so be more fuel efficient. [Photo: nigel].
Sunday 10 August 2008
Bristol-Bath scooter path
The recent price instability of petrol has made zipping up and down the railway path in a scooter more expensive than normal
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To maximise the fuel economy of their rides, these riders are taking turns sharing a vehicle.
If the scooter were slightly bigger, it would support two riders, and so be more fuel efficient. [Photo: nigel].
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To maximise the fuel economy of their rides, these riders are taking turns sharing a vehicle.
If the scooter were slightly bigger, it would support two riders, and so be more fuel efficient. [Photo: nigel].
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