Its not much to ride, but I was pleased to see that my main form of transportation while vacationing in NY City has a Bombardier label on it. (The New York Subway is made by our beloved Bombardier).

See you all at Dunefest when I come back![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

The Los Angeles Metro rail system is comprised exclusivly (as far as I know) of Bombardier rail cars - the engines are not Bombardier, but the cars are.

fun Fact:

Did you know that if a train derails anywhere in the desert ( or anywhere this can be done) it is cheaper for the rail company to dig a hole, and bury the rail car than to repair it and put it back on the track? I would assume the engines are a different story though.

 

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I had a 125cc Bultaco that constantly seized up that should have been buried quite a few times as I recall.

 

I am supriesd that BOMB and NYC did not get blocked [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Are you wathing big brother?