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From: Mr Benn on 20 Jan 2010 10:13
The little number 5 on your gearstick refers to what is known as 'fifth
gear'. This will allow you to reach speeds of over 25 mph.


From: Bod on 20 Jan 2010 10:29
Mr Benn wrote:
> The little number 5 on your gearstick refers to what is known as 'fifth
> gear'. This will allow you to reach speeds of over 25 mph.
>
>
You sure that 5 doesn't mean it'll make it do 5 mph? :-)

Bod
From: Ray Keattch on 20 Jan 2010 11:25
Mr Benn wrote:
> The little number 5 on your gearstick refers to what is known as 'fifth
> gear'. This will allow you to reach speeds of over 25 mph.

Gears one to four are for regular use. The '5' signifies a spare gear if
one of the others breaks.

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MrBitsy
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