anniversary
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- louie
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anniversary
today i've had my scooter for 2 years and i'm on my own with no more warranty. obviously i've not got a lemon, i've never had any warranty work done. just mainanance and a new back tire.
- kilted texan
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shocks i am whiney but compared to the GT200 it needs better shocks
oh & the capability to carry 5 gallons of wort easily
oh & the capability to carry 5 gallons of wort easily
I brew... therefore I am.
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Peach Smoked Brown Ale - Drinking
Maibock - Lagering
British Mild - Carbonating
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- SDG
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Re: anniversary
Congratulations on 2 years of safe riding !!louie wrote:today i've had my scooter for 2 years and i'm on my own with no more warranty. obviously i've not got a lemon, i've never had any warranty work done. just mainanance and a new back tire.
Just keep changing the oil and have fun.
Best,
SDG
- louie
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yeah 7000 miles isn't much compared to many of yous guys around here but they have been a complete delight.
what would i change? that's a hard one. ummmm...i seem the be the perfect size for it, the multitude of riding positions provide plenty of wiggle room to stay comfy for hours of butt happy riding; the light weight and low center of gravity make it the easiest vehicle i've ever ridden; the good build quality has kept it going without a worry; and my outstanding machanic (who let's me watch and explains whatever i ask about) makes it a joy to take into the shop.
so what would i change? self washing? i'll think about it but i can't think of a thing i'd change.
what would i change? that's a hard one. ummmm...i seem the be the perfect size for it, the multitude of riding positions provide plenty of wiggle room to stay comfy for hours of butt happy riding; the light weight and low center of gravity make it the easiest vehicle i've ever ridden; the good build quality has kept it going without a worry; and my outstanding machanic (who let's me watch and explains whatever i ask about) makes it a joy to take into the shop.
so what would i change? self washing? i'll think about it but i can't think of a thing i'd change.
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- louie
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oh, we will. our rally is this weekend. very romantic.polianarchy wrote:O, congratulations louie! I hope y'all go on a romantic getaway to celebrate.
Kaos wrote: "Me too! 8k and still rolling! I agree with KT on the shocks....I test drove a GTS 250 and that thing rolled sooooo smoothly"
our 81 lambretta runs smoother than the buddy. that is if you take the vibration out of the equation.