Wannabe a Ducati

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

Can anyone identify this little beauty ?

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Please excuse the cluttered background … my son snapped it whilst very briefly stopped in traffic. [Vientiane Laos]

It’s the size of the typical small scooter that the locals ride !

MichaelG.

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

Your usual Google standards are slipping Michael. 5seconds on Google lense tells me it is an Italjet Dragster

Italjet Dragster 125 – 300

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

Thanks, Jason

For whatever reason [probably too many tabs open] Google is not playing nicely with Safari on my ageing iPad.

MichaelG.

[cedric 1Participant @cedric]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>I saw something similar in Vientiane last year. A real wannabe. Ducati Hamster? Something got lost in translation perhaps?</p>

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[cedric 1]

On cedric 1 Said:

Something got lost in translation perhaps?

Or an owner who does not take themself too seriously. There is a proper Ducati model called the ‘Monster’, so with that in mind, Hamster is good.

[DC31k]

On DC31k Said:

On cedric 1 Said:

Something got lost in translation perhaps?

Or an owner who does not take themself too seriously. There is a proper Ducati model called the ‘Monster’, so with that in mind, Hamster is good.

Haha. Yes, very droll. I had forgotten about the Monster.

 

 

[Robert ButlerParticipant @robertbutler92161]

Toyota Hilux Pick Up?

Apologies

Robert Butler

[cedric 1Participant @cedric]

In the background? Yes. Most common vehicle in Laos outside the capital as roads are atrocious. Made in neighbouring Thailand I believe. Some are 4WD  , others 2WD. Usually diesel.

[cedric 1Participant @cedric]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Another one spotted today just across the border from Vientiane, in Nong Khai, Thailand. Ridden by a young lady.</p>

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