Advantages: simple design Disadvantages: a bit tall for some
I test rode a Buell m2 cyclone on a whim, and as a result bought myself the M2 that I am now about to rant about .
I have now had the bike for seven years and only minor faults have come up in 20,000 miles, a small weep of oil from the rear cylinder rocker cover, and the flasher unit gave up the after a jet wash.
The brakes are great and I have never felt any need for improvment there,and Buells are well known for standing on there nose.
The way the bike handles is a real eye opener, it just loves the twisty bits,and it is very easy to drive fast and relaxed.
This is no screaming nutter ! but nor is it a slow coach. You will not be dissapointed with the engine, what I mean is this, air cooled, push rod, self adjusting valves, one carb and long stroke V twin grunt and very good on fuel (55mpg is easy) all very simple and easy to ...
madmick 12.06.2003 (24.10.2009)
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of the films message.
To me the sanctuary of the child was what this was really all about and how more disturbing film is when children are vulnerable. Children are the most important thing out there and it?s the adults that are supposed to care for them that usually turn out to be their silent enemy.
~ The plot ~
Solondz is Jewish so why not start the movie with a seemingly irrelevant Jewish funeral, either a tribute to his recently dead mum or something I missed, regardless to the narrative. We then pick up the story of a young teenage girl, Aviva, who through eight different actresses of different ages and racial incarnations, wants a baby, perfectly natural, you would have thought, after a lifetime of caring for dolls and pushing toy prams around. But where it?s not perfectly natural is when 12 year old Aviva, through her many guises ...
Advantages: Realistic, gritty and entertaining stuff Disadvantages: Kim Basinger!
with his girlfriend in Detroit, but splits with her early in the film and heads back to the trailer his mother lives in on 8 Mile road. His life is a pretty hum-drum existence, working all the shifts he can at the local sheet metal pressing plant, pressing out car panels.
Living back at the trailer park is hard for Jimmy, who has to deal with his mothers alcoholism and also the fact that she's shacked up with an old school 'associate' of Jimmy's, Greg Buell. Greg is also never short of a can of beer, and doesn't work due to a car accident that is due to pay out a hefty sum real soon.
Jimmy's only escape from his life is in his music. He is constantly listening to hip hop and rap on his walkman, always making notes and writing down lyrics of his observations on his hand or scraps of paper. Jimmy has the chance to showcase his talents ...
daddycash 22.07.2003 (23.07.2003)
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