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On the early adverts and on the music video website, the sidecar is set up for left-hand drive and drives on the right.
On more recent adverts, the sidecar is now set up for right-hand drive and drives on the left.
In both cases, the number plate appears the right way round.
Was this advert filmed twice OR is the number plate photoshopped?
Either way - it is a nice advert
On more recent adverts, the sidecar is now set up for right-hand drive and drives on the left.
In both cases, the number plate appears the right way round.
Was this advert filmed twice OR is the number plate photoshopped?
Either way - it is a nice advert
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The ad was filmed in the UK (around Box Hill in Surrey), with the motorbike actually being ridden by former British Motorsport champion Paul Swift. (It's a Triumph Bonneville). The advertising agency (Saatchi & Saatchi) clear made two versions, so that the ad could be shown outside the UK as well as for the domestic market. It's likely that someone at the agency then accidentally provided the overseas version of the ad to TV broadcasters but then remedied the situation once the error was spotted.
The ad was filmed in the UK (around Box Hill in Surrey), with the motorbike actually being ridden by former British Motorsport champion Paul Swift. (It's a Triumph Bonneville). The advertising agency (Saatchi & Saatchi) clear made two versions, so that the ad could be shown outside the UK as well as for the domestic market. It's likely that someone at the agency then accidentally provided the overseas version of the ad to TV broadcasters but then remedied the situation once the error was spotted.
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