the mg doble is like something out of a sci-fi movie 
- i mean who needs normal bike specs when you can have six wheels? 
seriously though, the design is pretty cool, especially the mullet wheels. i like how it's practical for hauling stuff but still fun to ride. the twist grip throttle might take some getting used to, but i guess that's part of its charm. my only concern would be safety on busy city streets - i can see why it'd be a bit daunting. but hey, if you're looking for something unique and adventurous, the mg doble is definitely worth checking out. 
- i mean who needs normal bike specs when you can have six wheels? seriously though, the design is pretty cool, especially the mullet wheels. i like how it's practical for hauling stuff but still fun to ride. the twist grip throttle might take some getting used to, but i guess that's part of its charm. my only concern would be safety on busy city streets - i can see why it'd be a bit daunting. but hey, if you're looking for something unique and adventurous, the mg doble is definitely worth checking out. 
, I mean who wouldn't want a six-wheeled bike that can do both city streets and off-road adventures? 
It's like they took all the best parts of a van and a mountain bike and mashed them into one sweet ride. The digital speedometer is so cool, I'm tempted to take it out for a spin just to see how fast we can go 
. But, gotta be real, navigating busy city streets might be a bit of a challenge, especially with the twist-grip throttle being super sensitive 
. Still, for those who are up for an adventure and don't mind the quirks, this thing could be a total game-changer. Just have to make sure we're not gonna get too tired from all the hauling