Like that, when you get bored you could always nip back to the future, Marty. 

LOL, just what I was thinking.....get a nice orange sleevless puffer jacket and away you go

now those foiljets were pretty neat, but the DeLorean Boat I believe got them beat

How about one these then Data, I believe this to be "right up your strata". 

Only a $million. Can I have 2?

I may have trouble fitting in in the garage.........oh that's right I donb't have one, don't see it lasting long round here then 

I like it, but its not the full F1 experience, no flappy paddle gearbox, Diesel you of all people should know. No flappy paddle, not F1. 

I will wait until they bring out the $2000000 version with the flappy paddles. 

I'd have thought that if your spending that sort of money, they would fit any sort of FLAPS you wanted. 

If I was to get one, I would want a one seater not 2. Not only for a more life like f1 exp. I would not want to put someones life in danger as you all know I would not be driving something like that at the posted speed limits 

I been wanting one of these for a long time now, Though I think our dear friend might try and steer me away.

Hmmm...

Yup! I'll take one in bright green, please!

Dave! One would think...uhh...nevermind.

As a friend of mine said, after having a big off from his bike, just before buying a newer, faster bike.
"if I fell down the stairs I wouldn't buy a bungalow"

bungalow = single story building (for our USA friends)

Bight Green is a nice color choice there Dave, I would want mine to be in Hotrod Red.

Snowcrash I have a different perspective, if I fell down the stairs, I'd build a railing.

My Dad always said walk it off and get back on that bike. I  fell off or crashed bmx bikes,  dirtbikes, and four wheelers (atv's), on more than several occasion. if I stopped after the first fall or even the second I would of missed out on the fun I had.  Though I probably would not have as many ache's and pains as I now have "Thanks Dad"

Thanks for that description, Snowy.

The only person here at home who isn't either upset by my last post, or convinced it's a joke is my youngest brother, who broke his shoulder in a bike wreck several years ago. He still rides, and he understands that it wasn't the bike that was at fault here.