It turns out that the English largely coincide with the invented image, and although they have no idea about Fife o Clock, they do not eat oatmeal in the morning and are wary of heating fireplaces, their courageous habit of artificially invented obstacles, overcoming problems and hardships is real. Plus respect for four-hundred-year-old lawns and a ridiculous three-wheeled symbol of technical demise – the Morgan three-wheeled car.
In their right mind, it should be avoided and rarely inspired by it in the museum, glad the rest of the auto industry has passed on this curiosity. But then Morgan was suddenly ready again. From the beginning. So that the British do not relax and hope that the technical absurdity with three wheels has sunk and remains in the distant and alien past. From now on you can buy it cheaply again under the name Northern Light and you continue to surprise others and suffer yourself. For the simple reason that suffering on three wheels should be a must for every generation of Britons.
To make matters worse, a new absurdity company has created Morgan’s current counterpart a hybrid bike. This means that in the first place a painful and unreasonable device is a painful 42 kg tricycle. With body, headlight and roof. Looks like a car. And quite tall – he is as tall as Daewoo Matiz (3.4 m). But this isn’t the tricky part – for money you can add an electric motor and battery to a bicycle and, pushing yourself out of your last powers, have a heavy battery with a heavy motor rolling around London. That’s where the refinement and independent difficulties with a weight of 55 kg. But there is also a heavier version of 60 kg.
Surprisingly, Northern Light makes a serious claim to range by summing up man with electricity and explaining that if a customer is not very vulnerable, he can go 60kg 160km.
Do northern lights stand a chance? Naturally. The car is not designed for long-term Brits, but for those who have just received a passport. Like all those who come in large numbers, it is they who strive to portray the indigenous people, so Northern Light is obliged to have simple advertisements on the subject of traditions, ancestors and Englishness so that Somalis, Pakistanis and Vietnamese do not know much about history, hastily tried to become a little more their own abroad, paying from £4000 for the pedal version and up to £6000 for the heaviest.
Manufacturer photo
Manufacturer photo
It turns out that the English largely coincide with the invented image, and although they have no idea about Fife o Clock, they do not eat oatmeal in the morning and are wary of heating fireplaces, their courageous habit of artificially invented obstacles, overcoming problems and hardships is real. Plus respect for four-hundred-year-old lawns and a ridiculous three-wheeled symbol of technical demise – the Morgan three-wheeled car.
In their right mind, it should be avoided and rarely inspired by it in the museum, glad the rest of the auto industry has passed on this curiosity. But then Morgan was suddenly ready again. From the beginning. So that the British do not relax and hope that the technical absurdity with three wheels has sunk and remains in the distant and alien past. From now on you can buy it cheaply again under the name Northern Light and you continue to surprise others and suffer yourself. For the simple reason that suffering on three wheels should be a must for every generation of Britons.
To make matters worse, a new absurdity company has created Morgan’s current counterpart a hybrid bike. This means that in the first place a painful and unreasonable device is a painful 42 kg tricycle. With body, headlight and roof. Looks like a car. And quite tall – he is as tall as Daewoo Matiz (3.4 m). But this isn’t the tricky part – for money you can add an electric motor and battery to a bicycle and, pushing yourself out of your last powers, have a heavy battery with a heavy motor rolling around London. That’s where the refinement and independent difficulties with a weight of 55 kg. But there is also a heavier version of 60 kg.
Surprisingly, Northern Light makes a serious claim to range by summing up man with electricity and explaining that if a customer is not very vulnerable, he can go 60kg 160km.
Do northern lights stand a chance? Naturally. The car is not designed for long-term Brits, but for those who have just received a passport. Like all those who come in large numbers, it is they who strive to portray the indigenous people, so Northern Light is obliged to have simple advertisements on the subject of traditions, ancestors and Englishness so that Somalis, Pakistanis and Vietnamese do not know much about history, hastily tried to become a little more their own abroad, paying from £4000 for the pedal version and up to £6000 for the heaviest.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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