What is your favorite scooter?

Started by kerem, May 23, 2008, 07:57:06 AM

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numbskull

I had one of these:  An Aprilia SR50 Factory



Liquid-cooled, direct injected, disk brakes and it handled very well. I had it up to 95 km/h on the flats. A great scoot but you couldn't really use it on freeways. I wish I still had it for short trips around the neighbourhood.

Duc L'Smart

My '63 Vespa 160GS. Lot's o' fun to ride, & will pull 2-up at better than 60mph  ;D ;D ;D

Oh, & about 65 mpg  [thumbsup]
'07 1098s, '06 Paul Smart LE, '99 BMW K1200RS, '73 BMW R75/5, '67 Ducati Monza 250 Bevel Drive, '63 Vespa GS 160

kerem

Thanks a lot for all your comments. From what you guys wrote, I gather that a 150 cc should be enough for short distance rides with the wife in the backseat. (I really liked the aprillia btw)
"Geführt wird vorne"

DY

That first reply (Piaggio MP3) is a nice concept, with the front 2 tires that lean into turns.  Kinda like a smaller Can-Am spyder.

Hank

'00 Monster 750 Dark
Current mods: K&N and removal of the intake silencers,  AFAM 14 tooth front sprocket.  Termignoni high mounts <---Best mod yet!, Evoluzione slave cylinder,
NEW: removed dinky plastic covers and emissions canister for moar n00dity!
"I like my women the way I like my roads; with plenty of curves!"

duc996

Italian all the way baby!!! VESPA!!! fun to ride,good for two up,great for city riding,sexy classic look. [thumbsup]
"All we ask is to be let alone"
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       "KTM SMC 690"

slowpoke13

Whoever posted the Genuine Scooter Company, they're sold out of DucSea according to their website. I really like their Rattler Buck Ten. I will be looking at one of those upon my return.
slowpokesan

the ron

sorry to thread jack here, but this seems like the place where someone can tell me how to find training wheels for my monster.


the " scooters, really?"ron [evil]
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"...... Because i was inverted."

mstevens

Quote from: the ron on May 26, 2008, 07:16:47 PM
sorry to thread jack here, but this seems like the place where someone can tell me how to find training wheels for my monster.

I can certainly see that you might need them, but I'm afraid you'll need them on a scooter, too. I don't think anyone here knows as much about training wheels as you do.
2010 Ducati Multistrada 1200S Touring (Rosso Anniversary Ducati)
2009 Ducati Monster 696 (Giallo Ducati) - Sold
2005 Ducati Monster 620 (Rosso Anniversary Ducati) - Sold
2005 Vespa LX-150 (Rosso Dragone) - First Bike Ever

Casa Suzana, vacation rental house in Cozumel, Mexico

clubhousemotorsports

Old school all the way
1965 lambretta
there is nothing like blasting around with a two stroke that has an expansion chamber, clutch and shift with the left grip and pretty much zero brakes.
I am never more scared than riding my scoot.
Yes I love it. [moto]

boyse7en

Gilera Runner 125.

Good looking, quick for a 125 (86mph downhill on the Italian-so-not-very-accurate speedo!) and there are loads of bits around to pimp or poke it as much as you want.

somegirl

Quote from: mstevens on May 26, 2008, 07:46:34 PM
I can certainly see that you might need them, but I'm afraid you'll need them on a scooter, too. I don't think anyone here knows as much about training wheels as you do.

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long haired lout

Gilera Runner VXR200, 200cc 4 stroke. Have had one for about two years, top speed about 120kph ( 75mph) and about 25klms per litre (always full throttle!).


S4R/T 2007 >
900SL 1995 > 2007
Paso 750 (I do my best to forget this one)

corey

My personal favorite:


The guy at the dealership said it's "pretty stout for a 50cc"
When all the land lays in ruin... And burnination has forsaken the countryside... Only one guy will remain... My money's on...

KrakHor9

What scooter is the one that all the Japanese kids pimp out?  I think it is a honda and it has fat tires on it..... Anyone have any clue what I am talking about??  ;D
2003 Ducati Monster 620ie