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Re: most memorable motorized toy when you were a kid?
at 14 i bought a husky 250cc off road bike that was rough but it ran. when my dad found out weeks later he made me bring it home so he could see it. that night he and mum went in to the garage and tore the bike to bits. nothing was broken but they even removed the gears from the shafts. the next day my dad told me that when im old enoght to put it back together then i will be old enoght to ride it. 3 days later after borrowing a rebuild manual and putting all the parts back together i kicked it over and on the 3rd try it started and i rode it out of the garage with a great big grin. my old man came out once he heard the engine start and to say he was upset was a understatement. i have no idea where he took the bike and was told never to ask but when i was 15-1/2 it turned back up in the garage and i was allowed to go back to riding in the sand pits. that old bike was a mess but it was fun.
at 14 i bought a husky 250cc off road bike that was rough but it ran. when my dad found out weeks later he made me bring it home so he could see it. that night he and mum went in to the garage and tore the bike to bits. nothing was broken but they even removed the gears from the shafts. the next day my dad told me that when im old enoght to put it back together then i will be old enoght to ride it. 3 days later after borrowing a rebuild manual and putting all the parts back together i kicked it over and on the 3rd try it started and i rode it out of the garage with a great big grin. my old man came out once he heard the engine start and to say he was upset was a understatement. i have no idea where he took the bike and was told never to ask but when i was 15-1/2 it turned back up in the garage and i was allowed to go back to riding in the sand pits. that old bike was a mess but it was fun.