Scooters and Motorcycles on the Sidewalks
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This is a Messerschmitt KR 200 Green 1:18 Diecast Revell.
The Messerschmitt KR200, or Kabinenroller (Cabin Scooter), is a three-wheeled bubble car designed by the aircraft engineer Fritz Fend and produced in the factory of the German aircraft manufacturer Messerschmitt from 1955 to 1964.
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Two members of the infamous "Cleveland Scooter Gang" meeting outside the Terminal Tower to plan their next move. Or something like that! ;-)
Seen on Fahuazhen Road (法华镇路).
The header "回收" on the broken plywood poster means roughly recycling or recover.
But, dirty scooters are not on the list below that header, telling what items are accepted...
Maybe its the scooter of the trash collector...
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Seen on a night street photography meeting. While good for avoiding pollution these guys travelling at up to 30 kph on the pavement can cause problems. Just an old grandfather's thoughts while I can still think :)
PS He was wearing a helmet I think.
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Just adding a splash of color to my stream :)
And yeah, I did add quite a lot of blur in PS. Mostly tilt-shift. I think it makes scooter pop from otherwise busy scene.
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Too much snow for the little bunny on his scooter.
I always said I would do one with an artificial light on his lamp.
I have had him speeding and rained on for Quadrophenia, and now this. It's a hard life!
St. Peter’s Square, Manchester, England; on the hottest day of the year so far……
Fast food delivery guys have now started using a different mode of transport here in Manchester; the ‘e-Scooter’. The 'e-Scooter' is a firm favourite with the Government, along with cycles and walking throughout the City Centres; during this unprecedented period of Coronavirus. New laws are in the making as to whether a helmet has to be worn or even if insurance if required, I’m sure both will become mandatory. Who knows, maybe even an MOT further down the line. From the look of this scooter the cost is around £440; way back in 1959 you could buy a Morris Mini-Minor car for £500; where do they get their prices from……lol. I wonder how many of these will get stolen?