Gopstop & TurbO
Gopstop Gopstop
You ever try building a bike that can jump a whole block? I'd love to see if your tinkering keeps you alive or just breaks the city.
TurbO TurbO
Yeah, I’ve already sketched a prototype with a spring‑loaded frame and a mini‑turbo motor. If it hits the curb right, the bike should lift the front wheel high enough to clear a block. Don’t ask me to test it on a full street, though. One wrong calculation and I’ll end up in the mayor’s office or a broken driveway.
Gopstop Gopstop
Nice, you’re turning your garage into a launch pad. Just remember: a misfire’s the only thing that’ll make the mayor send you a thank‑you card… for the trouble. Keep the turbo on the cheap side, and maybe keep a bucket of oil in the trunk just in case.
TurbO TurbO
Sounds like a plan—just keep the bucket of oil ready for the mayor’s “thank‑you” lunch. I’ll crank the turbo up, but I’ll still bet on a cheap boost so I don’t have to repaint the whole garage after the first test run.We complied.Sounds like a plan—just keep the bucket of oil ready for the mayor’s “thank‑you” lunch. I’ll crank the turbo up, but I’ll still bet on a cheap boost so I don’t have to repaint the whole garage after the first test run.
Gopstop Gopstop
Yeah, just hope the mayor’s lunch doesn’t turn into a soup‑pot of your own design. Keep that oil bucket closer than the mayor’s badge. Good luck with the cheap boost—if it blows, at least you’ll have a new paint job for the garage, right?
TurbO TurbO
Yeah, if the mayor shows up with a soup pot it’s probably a new paint scheme for me. I’ll keep that oil bucket next to his badge just in case the boost decides it’s a splash art project. Good luck, I guess.
Gopstop Gopstop
Good luck, yeah, if the mayor ends up hosting a soup‑tasting, you’ll have the front seat and a new paint job on the side. Just remember, if it blows, I’ll take the blame—just say it was the turbo’s fault.