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This is a 1977 Suzuki AP50. It has a 50cc engine, it puts out a massive 4.8hp, and can rattle, weave and fart all the way up to 55mph (official stats, although I have heard of them hitting 63mph). Behind it is a 2008 Suzuki Hayabusa. This produces 180hp, and has a top speed of around 194mph. Why are they here? Well the Hayabusa has a 1350cc engine, 27 times the size of the AP50. This is the difference in size between Britain and Brazil. Ta daaa...