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24th May 2009, 19:20 | #1 |
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1.8 auto.
Anyone with one, what are they like?! MPG, tank range, performance etc...
Obviously they won't be lightening quick but are they frustrating to drive?
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Is it a turbo or nasp Phil? I know Bluejon has a 1.8turbo auto!
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24th May 2009, 19:35 | #3 |
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A nasp one.
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An 1.8 without turbo but auto is a no-no performance wise, Phil.
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Understand that,:lol: I just wondered if it was frustratingly slow as i imagine?
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Cheers mate, bike is ok, have used it for work a few times recently and gone back home the long way afterwards. I got overtaken today by a guy on a bike who actually left the ground, both wheels at once at full throttle! I couldn't do that!! I need to take the C70 for a run but I keep putting it off. I've not ridden that since October.
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Not sure, I'm looking at a few options, I have been trying to sell my tourer with no luck, I was trying to sell privately then buy a V8 originally but that hasn't worked out and I need to reduce my outgoings a bit really. I've had 1.8's before and I love them. So simple! What mileage has yours done?
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Thats good to hear mate. Hows your bike going?
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I get that, always seem to get lost on the bike. My other one, the C70 turns 25 this year.
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