Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Preview by Yahoo
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
Have you thought about marketing this vehicle to the Chinese? From: Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2014 3:11 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record. 2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.comPreview by Yahoo
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
I watched the video, and was impressed, Edg. Not so much by the new Trike landspeed record (although I guess that is quite an achievement), but by the seemingly efficient design of this mini-trike, and how it could fairly easily be hand-transportable on a train or bus in between rides. That would be a big factor for here in the Netherlands, as would a secure way to lock it and not lose it when you stop to run into a store. Not having seen any trikes since your first videos of the human-powered version, I was pleased to see that with this smaller, powered version there is none of that right-left zigzagging that seemed to be necessary with the original Trike. That weaving stuff is probably why I've never seen a Trike in the Netherlands -- you wouldn't be able to ride one on the crowded streets and bike lanes without bumping into people right and left. But the powered trike in these videos would probably fit in on crowded city streets as well as, say, a Segway. From: Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2014 11:57 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record. Have you thought about marketing this vehicle to the Chinese? From: Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2014 3:11 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record. 2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.comPreview by Yahoo
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
Hey cool! It's a new personal transport paradigm. But there's a lot of serious hills where I live so my first question is, can it climb? ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : 2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Preview by Yahoo
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
Excellent, Edg!! Really cool - Nice save when you hit the sand. I remember your non-motorized one, and you had some pumping action from the rear wheels, for momentum - probably not explaining it well, but I am curious if you augment the motor that way, or are the rear wheels simply for greater stability, on this model? Great job - really inspiring. PS get some knee-pads. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : 2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Preview by Yahoo
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Has it been crash tested yet? :-D On 07/12/2014 12:11 AM, Duveyoung wrote: 2nd test run, I reached 34.7 mph. Afterwards, I figured out what I was doing wrongly with the computer and am expecting to bust 40 mph tomorrow. Funny thing is, my gizmo'll transport me 60 miles on a single charge.for about a dollar's worth of solar electricity. Even a 60 mile per gallon car still costs about 3 bucks to do the same distanceand hey, it might be about as tiny a car possible...not unlike my gizmo...and cost ten times as much. I put mine together for $2300 -- and that's paying full retail for parts and doing my own labor. This thing could cost $300 if massively produced. My gizmo has the same torque per pound of vehicle weight as the Tesla. Nice, eh? Someone somewhere has got to get a vision of possibilities and see this platform for the urban transport solution that it can bethen the Chinese will steal it and USE it and the rest of the world can catch up. So, hey, if China suddenly built these machines and saved the world the burden of all that carbon it would pollute with otherwise, well, then, why, yes, I do declare that I could put up a decent debate with the TMO about my having done more. HA! HA! But, the rub is that I, personally, would testify that sentience is SILENT yet actual, and any effort, even Maharishi's twistedness yet still DID put hearts and minds onto the vastnesses unexplored within -- I gotta think that on the psychological level alone, it's good therapy. Spiritually, to get more and more subtle cannot, to my reasoning, be a bad thing. Not that transcending cures personality dynamics, but that doing so is to see ever more clearly that the mind is but a processing beyond even, say, Brahma's ken, and that experienced-based clarity has to trank down the mind just because one learns that thoughts come without planning and that no particular thought necessarily has any causal properties, and this MEANS EVERYTHING if one is to find a moral regimen to espouse. So, nope. I'd say better another Maharishi is inflicted upon the world than my gizmo becoming a success -- someone'll figure even a better way maybe that I cannot yet imagine. But imagining better ways to work the mind? Give me a break -- it was all discovered around a cave's campfire. So, I would hold that only the traditional techniques -- imagined 200,000 years ago maybe, eh? -- used by at least 1% of the population for decades (a guess!) -- can hope to put Earth's civilizations into a truly human-hearted mode, and the golden age that Maharishi sold us all on -- in Fuiggi Fonte, Italy when the 2nd Moon landing happened, might actually dawn. Ha! But I'll never see it, nope. I'm 70 years old, and to clean up the Earth's Kali Yuga mess, even temporarily, would be one of the biggest events in history. Nice if you can get it, but by the year 2050, anything could happen. Here's the first video -- have funI did. Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U image https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Edg Ron Jesse 30 mph Trikke first rides https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U The 30 mph Trikke has finally happened. View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_L93YOA3U Preview by Yahoo
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
Have you thought about marketing this vehicle to the Chinese? Sure. But they already know about this, because all of it is being manufactured already in China. But, the Trikke Tech company puts out a 16 mph machine, and it just doesn’t have enough punch to be a true workhorse. So, that machine has NOT been pirated in China, because it ain’t gots da mojo. This new high speed version might turn heads though, so stay tuned. hand-transportable on a train or bus in between rides. That would be a big factor for here in the Netherlands, as would a secure way to lock it and not lose it when you stop to run into a store. . . . that right-left zigzagging that seemed to be necessary with the original Trike. That weaving stuff is probably why I've never seen a Trike in the Netherlands -- you wouldn't be able to ride one on the crowded streets and bike lanes without bumping into people right and left. But the powered trike in these videos would probably fit in on crowded city streets as well as, say, a Segway. There already is a huge success in the Netherlands – Trikke is more popular in Europe. Yep, fold ‘em and take a bus ride. A standard bike-lock secures it. The left-right zigzagging is not needed for a motorized version, but I am always carving no matter what – it forces one to be mindful and IN CHARGE when an errant bump occurs. The left-right thing can be greatly tamped down without losing control, but it’s so much fun to do that I do it muchly…..even though doing so doesn’t add even a titch to the speed or help the battery all that much. On the manual Trikke I can do a very VERY dense crowd scenario – I can inch along or hit-it (either manually or with motor) for a six foot burst forwards – total control in these situations – absolutely not a problem. The Segway is a brute that just doesn’t fit in so many situations, and it costs three times more than my gizmo...don't need a computer to keep your balance for ya if you have Trikke's 3-point stance. Very secure feeling. Hey cool! It's a new personal transport paradigm. But there's a lot of serious hills where I live so my first question is, can it climb? You betcher bippy it can climb. 20 N.m torque. The top-speed suffers a bit then though. My local hills can knock 4 mph off of top speed. Has it been crash tested yet? :-D Yep, I’ve crashed every Trikke and been injured many times. This new one adds a whole notch more danger, so I’m taking it VERY EASY and doing the learning curve. Just finally got healed up enough to stop groaning from an ankle sprain using my ski-bladed Trikke and taking a tumble. Funzies!
Re: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
On 07/12/2014 09:55 AM, Duveyoung wrote: Have you thought about marketing this vehicle to the Chinese? Sure. But they already know about this, because all of it is being manufactured already in China. But, the Trikke Tech company puts out a 16 mph machine, and it just doesn’t have enough punch to be a true workhorse. So, that machine has NOT been pirated in China, because it ain’t gots da mojo. This new high speed version might turn heads though, so stay tuned. hand-transportable on a train or bus in between rides. That would be a big factor for here in the Netherlands, as would a secure way to lock it and not lose it when you stop to run into a store. . . . that right-left zigzagging that seemed to be necessary with the original Trike. That weaving stuff is probably why I've never seen a Trike in the Netherlands -- you wouldn't be able to ride one on the crowded streets and bike lanes without bumping into people right and left. But the powered trike in these videos would probably fit in on crowded city streets as well as, say, a Segway. There already is a huge success in the Netherlands – Trikke is more popular in Europe. Yep, fold ‘em and take a bus ride. A standard bike-lock secures it. The left-right zigzagging is not needed for a motorized version, but I am always carving no matter what – it forces one to be mindful and IN CHARGE when an errant bump occurs. The left-right thing can be greatly tamped down without losing control, but it’s so much fun to do that I do it muchly…..even though doing so doesn’t add even a titch to the speed or help the battery all that much. On the manual Trikke I can do a very VERY dense crowd scenario – I can inch along or hit-it (either manually or with motor) for a six foot burst forwards – total control in these situations – absolutely not a problem. The Segway is a brute that just doesn’t fit in so many situations, and it costs three times more than my gizmo...don't need a computer to keep your balance for ya if you have Trikke's 3-point stance. Very secure feeling. Hey cool! It's a new personal transport paradigm. But there's a lot of serious hills where I live so my first question is, can it climb? You betcher bippy it can climb. 20 N.m torque. The top-speed suffers a bit then though. My local hills can knock 4 mph off of top speed. Has it been crash tested yet? :-D Yep, I’ve crashed every Trikke and been injured many times. This new one adds a whole notch more danger, so I’m taking it VERY EASY and doing the learning curve. Just finally got healed up enough to stop groaning from an ankle sprain using my ski-bladed Trikke and taking a tumble. Funzies! Hehe, I figured so. I was concerned about racing the thing through that apartment parking lot where you could've been hit by someone backing out. Many lots have about a 5 mph limit. Good luck with it!
[FairfieldLife] Just set a world record.
32 mph on my new Trikke -- built one with a more powerful motorold hand-built, motorized Trikke did 18.5 mph.also a record when I first built that one. No powered Trikke in the world can match this.yet. My buddy's building his as I type.for the last three years we've been the fastest trikkers on the planet. Downhill speeds for non-motorized Trikkes have far exceeded that speed -- I have too, but for an on-the-flats powered experience, this is a world first. You may envy me in your spare moments.
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That's a greater achievement than the entire 60 year history of the TMO - congrats! From: Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 11, 2014 7:39 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record. 32 mph on my new Trikke -- built one with a more powerful motorold hand-built, motorized Trikke did 18.5 mph.also a record when I first built that one. No powered Trikke in the world can match this.yet. My buddy's building his as I type.for the last three years we've been the fastest trikkers on the planet. Downhill speeds for non-motorized Trikkes have far exceeded that speed -- I have too, but for an on-the-flats powered experience, this is a world first. You may envy me in your spare moments.
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On 7/11/2014 9:00 PM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: That's a greater achievement than the entire 60 year history of the TMO - congrats! You idiot - Edg is the TMO. *From:* Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Friday, July 11, 2014 7:39 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Just set a world record. 32 mph on my new Trikke -- built one with a more powerful motorold hand-built, motorized Trikke did 18.5 mph.also a record when I first built that one. No powered Trikke in the world can match this.yet. My buddy's building his as I type.for the last three years we've been the fastest trikkers on the planet. Downhill speeds for non-motorized Trikkes have far exceeded that speed -- I have too, but for an on-the-flats powered experience, this is a world first. You may envy me in your spare moments.
