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Scooters?
Any lame-Os like me riding them? I have a Honda Reflex I tool around on and use for commuting.
http://www.heartlandcycles.com/Quick..._04_reflex.JPG 65ish MPG and keeps up with traffic fine. Lots of storage too. |
You need a TBR pipe on that, yo!
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Unless you live in a big city like NY... I just ask...
WHY? |
i have a 87' motomarina sebring 'ped, but it sits in my washroom in pieces. Never ridden. Been wondering lately about trying to find a slightly bigger motor with a manual tranny for it though, turn it into a proper bike. Might try to fix it then :lol:
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No
:lol: Paging Squidward, Scooter of Death pics required here :lol: |
No, but you go on with your gayself though.
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My ex-BF has a Helix he uses for commuting to work. That thing is super comfortable to ride. He can do 65-75 on the freeway just fine.
His weekend bikes are R1 and V-max. :moto: |
I was thinking about getting one for commuting, but the thing is just too small. My legs get cramped up. So I got an EX500 instead. 50mpg and it will do 120mph as well as it is narrower and easier to split lanes. Brakes suck ass though.
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haters! i don't think of riding a scooter and riding a motorcycle as the same activity. A scooter is easy as hell to ride, cheap to maintain, and I don't worry about it in the parkinglot. Think of it as a cheap, automatic, convertible car that you don't give a shit about.
When I want to go ride, I hop on my motorcycle. |
I have an Italjet Dragster and 3 Yamaha Zumas...I'm on them constantly.
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6 hp, nice :lol:
guy did that when I dyno'd mine in IA. Put out 7.3 hp and topped out at 52 mph, but it took a looooong time to get there! |
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It's real nice in a straight line...it just kinda floats. The turn-in is a little vague though...:lol: |
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