The top te resons I hate you all ....
10) I hate the sight developer for make such an easy / user friendly sight.
9) I hate all the good info that I find here.
8 ) I hate the dealer who was so friendly and forth coming with info.
7) I hate how friendly and helpful everyone is ... even to a scooterless newbie ... kind of like a internet famliy.
6) I hate Genuine for making such a cool looking little scooter.
5) I hate that the Buddy looks cooler in person then in the pics. (saw my 1st one yesrerday)
4) I hate that someone here told me to sit on one too see how it felt (It felt great )
3) I hate the passion that you people have for scootering ... not only for the Genuine brand but others as well ... not scooter brand snobs
2) I hate all of the above for making me go from kind of thinking thinking about maybe getting a scooter to REALLLLY wanting to get a scooter.
And the #1 reason for hating you all....... drum roll please ......
1) I hate the fact that most of you have aleast 1 scooter ...and I dont have one...... YET
I hate you all ........(kidding)
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I hate you all ........(kidding)
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You're in southern MN huh? I know where a guy could find an almost new B125 for $2k, with a small windshield...Don't hate, join the club!
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- Kevin K
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Sounds like you've already made your choice. Congratulations--it looks like a Buddy 50 is in your future.
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He rides: crappy 35 year-old Vespa (and 70cc Rattler)
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- Buddy_wannabe
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After seeing and sitting on the Buddy it is right on the top of my list .... still kicking around the idea of the TGB Sunset .... it has a somewhat retro look and is about $260 cheaper .... I like the looks of it also .... Buddy looks cooler .... kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place .... I have not heard anyone say anything bad about the TGB .... AAAAAAGGGGHHHH ...what to do????
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Take the motorcycle written test...not that difficult...then go look at the Buddy 50cc and 125cc.
What you learn for the written/knowledge test will be helpful info even if you buy the Buddy 50cc.
http://www.dmv.org/dmv-practice-test.ph ... motorcycle
http://www.dps.state.mn.us/mmsc/latest/ ... d=5&mid=31
http://www.msf-usa.org/CourseReview/Questionframe.htm
If after two times you don't pass the written/knowledge test, then go for the Buddy 50cc. I'm confident that if you read & answer these questions and study the motorcycle manual, then keep answering these sample test questions until you get 100% then go to DMV and take the test you will pass. It does not cost anything to take the test once or twice. I freeze on tests so it was good for me to take it twice, the second time I knew what to expect and the test was much easier. There are four random tests they give so the questions are not all the same depending on the test you get. It is all computerized, touch screen test. I would only caution you that each question has a photo that sometimes can be misleading. Don't know the answer, by process of elimination you can pretty much figure out which one is the correct answer.
After you pass you will have a motorcycle permit valid for one year that will allow you to ride the Buddy 125cc and to practice riding on it till you are confident in your skills.
Challenge yourself...you can do it!
What you learn for the written/knowledge test will be helpful info even if you buy the Buddy 50cc.
http://www.dmv.org/dmv-practice-test.ph ... motorcycle
http://www.dps.state.mn.us/mmsc/latest/ ... d=5&mid=31
http://www.msf-usa.org/CourseReview/Questionframe.htm
If after two times you don't pass the written/knowledge test, then go for the Buddy 50cc. I'm confident that if you read & answer these questions and study the motorcycle manual, then keep answering these sample test questions until you get 100% then go to DMV and take the test you will pass. It does not cost anything to take the test once or twice. I freeze on tests so it was good for me to take it twice, the second time I knew what to expect and the test was much easier. There are four random tests they give so the questions are not all the same depending on the test you get. It is all computerized, touch screen test. I would only caution you that each question has a photo that sometimes can be misleading. Don't know the answer, by process of elimination you can pretty much figure out which one is the correct answer.
After you pass you will have a motorcycle permit valid for one year that will allow you to ride the Buddy 125cc and to practice riding on it till you are confident in your skills.
Challenge yourself...you can do it!
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