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Toys R Us Boomerang

Cool

Should make many a short one very happy...they do slide very easily but that is part of the fun....:roflblack: can't be a spyder it is just under $500.00...:roflblack:
 
Just a few questions:

What kind of mileage does it get?


Can I boost the power?


When will they come out with one that leans?


What is the best tire pressure?


Where does my cup holder go?


Why won’t my CB work?


Why did they stop making the old model?


Should I get a Baja Ron Sway Bar?



and


What should I do if a Harley rider doesn’t wave back when I’m riding one of these?
 
MRH said:
Just a few questions:

What kind of mileage does it get?


Can I boost the power?


When will they come out with one that leans?


What is the best tire pressure?


Where does my cup holder go?


Why won’t my CB work?


Why did they stop making the old model?


Should I get a Baja Ron Sway Bar?



and


What should I do if a Harley rider doesn’t wave back when I’m riding one of these?
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Looks like you have it covered pretty well. :bowdown::firstplace::yes:
 
Why is it called a Boomerang? Boomerang is a curved and sculptured piece of wood thrown by Aboriginal Australians to hunt for food.

Can I get one of these toys here in Australia. my grandson would be more than impressed (not his mum).

Cheers and beers
 
Fearless said:
Why is it called a Boomerang? Boomerang is a curved and sculptured piece of wood thrown by Aboriginal Australians to hunt for food.

Can I get one of these toys here in Australia. my grandson would be more than impressed (not his mum).

Cheers and beers
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Maybe by calling it Boomerang the child is more assured of returning to da-da when he's done ryding!! :roflblack:
 
Fearless said:
Why is it called a Boomerang? Boomerang is a curved and sculptured piece of wood thrown by Aboriginal Australians to hunt food.
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Maybe I missed something, but why did BRP misspell the name spider, and why does our vehicle not have 8 leg? There is no reason for naming anything.
 
Roadster Renovations said:
Pretty neat 3 wheel power wheel I saw today on GM America.

https://www.toysrus.com/product?pro...kfVOxtnGdaQ1A5YXB-sH2c5TjategEdRoCkNEQAvD_BwE
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power-wheels-boomerang-12-volt-ride-on--3EC31EBD.zoom.jpg
 
blacklightning said:
Maybe I missed something, but why did BRP misspell the name spider, and why does our vehicle not have 8 leg? There is no reason for naming anything.
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Probably due to the fact that in the automotive world there's been history of sport convertibles named "Spyder" also.
See: Porsche Spyder, etc.
 
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