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NEW VESPA GRANTTURISMO Grey 1:12 Scale Model US $11.50 End Date: Saturday Jan-10-2009 5:12:21 PST |
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PLAYBOY June 1959 VESPA Jack Kerouac Beat Generation US $24.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Saturday Jan-10-2009 17:14:48 PST |
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The Cult of Vespa -1st ed.1996 -Complete Vespa History! US $24.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Saturday Jan-10-2009 17:40:32 PST |
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1946 Vespa 98 White Scooter 1:32 NEW RAY MIB Collector US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:18:48 PST |
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1948 Vespa 125 Scooter in Green 1:32 NEW RAY MIB No Res US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:18:51 PST |
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1952 Vespa 125 6 Giorni Scooter 1:32 NEW RAY MIB No Res US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:18:54 PST |
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1953 Vespa 125 U Scooter in Grey 1:32 NEW RAY MIB N/R US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:18:58 PST |
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1955 Vespa 150 GS Scooter in Silver 1:32 NEW RAY MIB nr US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:20:59 PST |
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1960 Vespa 125 Scooter in Yellow 1:32 NEW RAY MIB n/r US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Sunday Jan-11-2009 19:21:01 PST |
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The Benefits Of Electric Vehicles
Author: Joe Goertz
Electric vehicles have been in existence since way back in 1830, and are becoming popular again with so many people being concerned about pollution and the rising cost of gasoline.
Electric vehicles have been used for many years in the form of golf carts and have also been used as fleet vehicles by servicemen such as meter readers. However, due to the continued commitment and research efforts of the major car manufacturers, electric vehicles are becoming available today that are practical for normal street use, just as a gasoline powered vehicle would be.
Electric vehicles are popular because, unlike gasoline-powered vehicles, they produce no tailpipe emissions, which are known to cause heavy air pollution. Another reason for their popularity when compared to gasoline powered vehicles is that they actually use 75% of the power generated by the electricity, while a gasoline powered vehicle only uses 20% of the power produced by the gasoline, leaving the other 80% to pollute the air, clog up car components, etc.
While there is not a huge market for electric vehicles at this point in time, there are a number of companies that produce them for various reasons, with one of the reasons being NEV's. A NEV is also known as a "neighborhood electric vehicle". These electric vehicles are used in large, gated communities usually, and are normally built to accommodate one or two people. These small electric vehicles can reach speeds of 35 to 40 miles per hour.
In addition to the NEV's that are available, there are a few car manufacturers that are producing and selling street compatible electric vehicles. The Dodge TEVan, an electric minivan built by the Chrysler Corporation, is currently being marketed to utility corporations with a price tag of approximately $100,000. Other companies that produce electric vehicle prototypes for demonstration purposes only include Honda, GM and Ford.
How an electric vehicle works is quite easy to understand. Since the electric vehicle runs on electricity, or a charge, the battery attached to the vehicle is plugged in prior to use in order for the battery to fully charge. Depending on how low the battery's charge is, and also on the charging voltage that is used to charge the battery, charging can take anywhere between three and eight hours. Once charged, the electric vehicle will normally run for between 60 and 200 hours before the battery needs to be recharged.
A limited production electric vehicle can cost up to $40,000, however, many models that are available for everyday use can be purchased for $15,000 to $30,000, depending on the make and model, as well as the options that you desire the electric vehicle to have. There also exists the possibility to transform a regular gasoline powered vehicle into an electric vehicle; this is done by using a conversion kit, which can be purchased for about $5,000. Electrical vehicles are safe for the environment, economically priced, as well as fun to drive.
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Wakeboarding (1)
Author: Vigdis S. Aas
What is wakeboarding? It was created by combining water skiing, snow snowboarding, and surfing. Before it was called wakeboarding people called it surfing. Wakeboarding is when you have person being towed behind a boat, looking much like water skiing but they just a board that looks much like a snowboard.
The board itself looks like a cross of a snowboard and a skateboard. The board can float and is typically around 130-147 cm long and about 45 cm wide. They are wider and shorter than your typical snowboard.
In addition, unlike snowboards that are concave, wakeboards are bowed. When it comes to the boat, they are like some to water skiing boats, but the rope is normally mounted on a tower about two meters about the water line and the boat is usually weighted to give a larger wake.
A wake is used as ramps are used in many other board sports. To steer the board you must use a combo of direction and cutting edges into the water. A rider can move outside of the wake and then cut rabidly in towards the wake, which will allow it to launch the rider into the air. They are many techniques and cuts that are used in the sport. Over the years, people have come up with various tricks like the elephant or tantrum that has made the sport a very interesting one.
This is much like a freestyle sport and has become very popular on the shores. It has even been recently added to the X games. Both woman and men are allowed to compete in the X games. When it comes to the X games, it's much like the competition of all competitions.
It's a championship and allows the riders to get creative and they are pressured to show the judged something more spectacular than any other rider. When it comes to the X games, each person must show some kind of trick that they have mastered and feel comfortable with.
They must make their act stand out above the rest and they must take in consideration many factors when it comes to planning their show. The sport itself offers an opportunity for self-expression or art. Wakeboarding is limited to beginners, but with practice, you can be doing tricks like the pros. It is important as a beginner to not push yourself too hard. Learning too much at once can cause harm or flaws in your shows.
You will need to allow yourself to take the time to learn each trick before going on to another one, because the added pressure will become more stressful when the showdown begins. It can be a fun sport to learn, but it can also be dangerous like any other water sport.
About the author: Written by Vigdis S. Aas, webmaster and author of http://www.wakeboardingsite.biz This article may be reproduced as long as a Live link back to http://www.wakeboardingsite.biz is present.
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