Almost a new Buddy...
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:58 am
I never thought I would own a scooter.
Ever.
In fact, I downright hated scooters -- not the scooters themselves, but a sort of abhorrence of the idea of owning them in the midwest ... What, with our low population densities, long distances (usually) between point A and point B, little concern for parking problems. Forgive me for clinging to that notion so stubbornly for such a long time.
I have seen the light.
Actually, the light was shown to me by a Ruckus (seen in the background of this picture, next to my car).
That little thing made me appreciate the World of Scootering -- one that I had previously thought took itself entirely too seriously, and how serious can a person be riding a Ruckus?
A little shopping around and a very informative conversation with Seth at Metro Scooter (shameless plug: http://www.metroscooter.com/) here in Cincinnati should have me riding a Buddy 125 (Black) by the end of the day.
This will be a very different experience from what I'm used to...
I'm looking forward to the adventure, and this seems like a darned good group of people.
And with that: Hello, my name is Chris, and I'm a total n00b to this whole frickin' thing.
Ever.
In fact, I downright hated scooters -- not the scooters themselves, but a sort of abhorrence of the idea of owning them in the midwest ... What, with our low population densities, long distances (usually) between point A and point B, little concern for parking problems. Forgive me for clinging to that notion so stubbornly for such a long time.
I have seen the light.
Actually, the light was shown to me by a Ruckus (seen in the background of this picture, next to my car).
That little thing made me appreciate the World of Scootering -- one that I had previously thought took itself entirely too seriously, and how serious can a person be riding a Ruckus?
A little shopping around and a very informative conversation with Seth at Metro Scooter (shameless plug: http://www.metroscooter.com/) here in Cincinnati should have me riding a Buddy 125 (Black) by the end of the day.
This will be a very different experience from what I'm used to...
I'm looking forward to the adventure, and this seems like a darned good group of people.
And with that: Hello, my name is Chris, and I'm a total n00b to this whole frickin' thing.