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Cabs in Indonesia
« on: 30.07. 2010 22:20 »
I just stumbled upon this interesting blog about Permatang Siantar, a city in Indonesia, guess what they are using for public transport:

http://pantjalogam.blogspot.com/2008/02/siantar-trimotorcycle-becak-siantar.html


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Re: Cabs in Indonesia
« Reply #1 on: 31.07. 2010 14:47 »
FIELD TRIP! OK, OK, let's not all head there at once.
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Re: Cabs in Indonesia
« Reply #2 on: 31.07. 2010 14:49 »
The ambo's use twins.  *smile*
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Re: Cabs in Indonesia
« Reply #3 on: 31.07. 2010 17:08 »
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FIELD TRIP! OK, OK, let's not all head there at once.

German wikipedia says they've got about 200 of these running, so no problem there.
They talk about B31s, B33s and M20/21s mainly, but also some 500cc twin models.
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