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TWalker
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Awesome!
I was too last year...congrats on gettin the word out.
I was too last year...congrats on gettin the word out.
graucho
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Thats so great! Keep up the good work. How did they find out about you to get in the paper?
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turbo/chaos
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i had them fix the problem with the last post that they put in and now the dallas post is next but its great because my phone has been ringing off the hook to day
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Large Filipino
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Awesome getting the word out,Turbo!
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sabrewalt
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Here is the text of the article.
http://www.theeagle.com/lifestyles/CS-company-outfits-bikes-with-motors
CS company outfits bikes with motors
By JIM BUTLER
Eagle Staff Writer
Gaijin Motorbikes of College Station sells and installs 38-cubic-centimeter gasoline-powered bicycle motors that require neither a motorcycle driver's license nor registration. (Bikes equipped with motors larger than 40 cubic centimeters require a motorcycle driver's license and registration.)
The year-old company offers a kit for $200 or will install the motor on a customer's bike for $240. Gaijin also sells a complete motorized bike for $310 to $370, depending on the bicycle model.
Gaijin installer Justin Stancil has outfitted 35 bicycles with the motor during the past year and personally uses a motor bike to deliver food for Potato Shack.
"The bikes do 30 miles per hour and get from 160 to 180 miles per gallon," Stancil said. "I have more than 5,000 miles on my bike."
Stancil works out of his home and asks that anyone interested in learning more or having a motor installed on a bicycle make an appointment by calling 422-8338.
• Jim Butler's e-mail address is jim.butler@theeagle.com.
http://www.theeagle.com/lifestyles/CS-company-outfits-bikes-with-motors
CS company outfits bikes with motors
By JIM BUTLER
Eagle Staff Writer
Gaijin Motorbikes of College Station sells and installs 38-cubic-centimeter gasoline-powered bicycle motors that require neither a motorcycle driver's license nor registration. (Bikes equipped with motors larger than 40 cubic centimeters require a motorcycle driver's license and registration.)
The year-old company offers a kit for $200 or will install the motor on a customer's bike for $240. Gaijin also sells a complete motorized bike for $310 to $370, depending on the bicycle model.
Gaijin installer Justin Stancil has outfitted 35 bicycles with the motor during the past year and personally uses a motor bike to deliver food for Potato Shack.
"The bikes do 30 miles per hour and get from 160 to 180 miles per gallon," Stancil said. "I have more than 5,000 miles on my bike."
Stancil works out of his home and asks that anyone interested in learning more or having a motor installed on a bicycle make an appointment by calling 422-8338.
• Jim Butler's e-mail address is jim.butler@theeagle.com.
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Large Filipino
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Larger than 40? That seems so unfair.
Good thing we have the 38 cc Happy Time!!
Good thing we have the 38 cc Happy Time!!
spunout
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Tom
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Articles in the paper are always like 10 times more effective than placing ads there. They are also free! Congrats!
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sabrewalt
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38CC Happy Times.
Is that like.... Rainbow Carp?
Is that like.... Rainbow Carp?
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