French Cafe- Coffee Tuk Tuk

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TheCoffee Tuk Tuk  is designed in a French-Cafe style using lightweight aluminium materials ,to insure durability, light weight and style. This is built onto a **0 cc Wanhoo frame and motor fitted as standard with a water cooling as well as a air cool system. This durable engine with its worldwide acclaimed endurance ability is very economical and low on maintenance cost. The coffee vending layout has been carefully researched, tested and based on ecstatic market appeal as well as functional use. The two station coffee machine comes with a worldwide one year guarantee and acclaimed aculeate,s from many European users.*-The tricycle-Tuk tuk-Bajaj-vehicles comes in various configurations such as vans and pickups for load carrying (was popular with postal administration in some countries) and auto rickshaw (Tuk-tuk) for human transportation. More recently City Traveller have made lifestyle models such as the French and Italian Bistro style aimed at  the young  new emerging market.
The City Mover is also commonly used as a promotion tool. Advertising hoardings marketing companies are mounted in the load bay. The City Movers unusual looks can help draw attention to a brand or business. The City Mover is a common sight in Europe, China, India, South America and America where its compact size allows it to navigate narrow city streets and park virtually anywhere. It's also often seen at the roadside where the load area is used as an impromptu market stall by farmers. The City Mover is produced in China and Korea by Wanhu International Investment Hong Kong *5 Floor BEA Building, and manufactured by Bajaj Auto. Shinaray. The City Traveller is most commonly found in the form of an auto rickshaw or (tuk-tuk).. The City Travellers can carry **0 kg while the "TM" can carry **0 kg. A limited edition named the Cheetah was made available this had retro styling and came in an auto rickshaw body. The bodywork was close to the City Movers of the ***0s and ***0s and was designed to evoke memories of the era of dramatic economic growth in Italy known as La Dolce Vita.