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Date Posted: 08:22:15 11/30/07 Fri
Author: Organ Morgan
Subject: Re: 4x4
In reply to: BrianD 's message, "Re: 4x4" on 14:19:16 11/29/07 Thu

>>Does 4x4 mean "having 4 wheels and 4 driving"? If so
>>is my motorbike a 2x1 (or is it a 1x2)?
>
>4x4 means that all four wheels are powered instead of
>front-wheel or rear-wheel drive. I assume it's your
>back wheel on your bike that is powered, so I guess
>you could say 2x1.

So you're saying it's dependent on where the driving wheels are? Like there are two types of 2-wheel drive cars: the front wheel 2x4 and the rear wheel 4x2?
I think we have to go back to first principles, i.e. what does each 4 in 4x4 stand for? Since they're the only vehicles you see with the XxX label, so far...

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