Modern Buddy

This happened right as I rolled up to my driveway tonight after a group ride. After splitting off from the group I went directly home without any meandering to get it to roll.

Peugeot?

ECS

Elm Creek Smith wrote:Peugeot?

Yup, a Looxor 150.

many congrats! hope they were some great times earning those miles

All these 10K milestones are making me want to ride even more, just to catch up!

where did you buy the scoot?

it's pretty.

ericalm wrote:All these 10K milestones are making me want to ride even more, just to catch up!

me too

ericalm wrote:All these 10K milestones are making me want to ride even more, just to catch up!

I just make up excuses and normally take the long way home. I like to call it bonding time.

I'm over 4400 right now since October 2006. I just looked back and realized that I went through 4000 miles 14 days ago. Hmm. Two hundred miles a week!

ECS

dosend pugeot have the supercharged scooter? id like to take one of those for a spin.

i broke my 1000mi mark in a month and i plan ot tear up more of the road this weekend

merlin wrote:dosend pugeot have the supercharged scooter? id like to take one of those for a spin.

Yes they do, and I too would love to take one out for a spin. It wasn't out when Peugeots were being imported.

I just put my wife's Helix over the 10,000 mile mark, but my Buddy is still only 9000.

--Keys

louie wrote:where did you buy the scoot?

it's pretty.

oh never mind. i saw another thread that explains more than i asked for.

it's still pretty.

Well, the Pink Buddy is one year old today. I broke my foot last year and was off limits a couple months. Even with Cincinnati winters, I have over 9,100 miles in 10 months. I am very proud of every mile...especially knowing I have kept the rubber side down through it all!!!

Rolled through 5,000 miles today on the ride home. The odometer reads 5007.7 right now. That's since October 2006 and 600 miles since 06/20/07.

I'm a happy campe....scooter.

ECS

Keys wrote:I just put my wife's Helix over the 10,000 mile mark, but my Buddy is still only 9000.

That's pretty amazing, considering the Buddy has only been out a couple of years. You ride more than I do, well at least on any one bike.

I'll be there pretty soon, I bought my Buddy Italia just 11 days ago with just 6 miles on it, it's getting ready to roll over 1000 just now. Boy those miles just fly by.

ThisDude wrote:I'll be there pretty soon, I bought my Buddy Italia just 11 days ago with just 6 miles on it, it's getting ready to roll over 1000 just now. Boy those miles just fly by.

What the H???. Where did you drive to? Vegas? Twice?

I bought mine on Memorial Day weekend. Sometime tomorrow I'll hit 1k mark.

Okay, I say it, "YOU'RE THE DUDE!!"

Well, as you may or may not be able to see on my avatar, I turned over 10,000 last Monday in less than a year. It amazes even me. I think my car may have gotten a few hundred. Awesome!

Roll 1K today. My truck has only seen about 400 miles since I got my Buddy.

I just love to ride, today was my day off work and I saw a sale flyer for a store, only problem is its 80 miles away. The buddy being fast enough gave me a good reason to also take the scenic route so there I was on PCH passing malibu into oxnard. So that meant today I covered about 170 miles so now as I'm looking at my odometer it was just under 1000 this morning and now it's 1174. Isn't it funny that the 0 in the hundred place is red? This almost broke my personal one day record of 180 miles that was done on my Honda Metropolitan. Long rides aren't even a worry for me now because of my GPS I can ride and just go where I please and see all the scenic routes, which happen to be far far away from where I live, and still be able to always know exactly where I am and how to get back home.

I still want to go to San Diego on the Buddy, mapquest says surface streets is 233 miles. I can do that in one day. I'll need a place to stay though, pcbikedude If you're willing to loan me a couch I'd love to ride over there. Now that's a challenge plus there's got to be some cool things to do over there if you'd like to hang out. Up for it?

I was lucky to be on a 3-day weekend ride with my husband when I turned the 10K last week.

I wanted to share the pictures because the roads ranged from gravel, paved dirt, asphalt/gravel combo, etc. The Buddy had no problem on any of the terrain. We just wanted to explore the area while there and had no idea what kind of shape the county roads were in. Many of the roads were one-lane and if we had been in a car or truck we would have had a really difficult time turning around, going back for pictures, etc.

Life on the Buddy has changed my perspective of travel unbelievably!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/78266126@N ... 754554273/

Looks like a good time, BoneGirl! Glad you guys had such a fab trip! I AM kind of jealous, though...I'd thought I'D be the next one to 10,000. But no, I have just over 9800. Congrats!

--Keys

ThisDude wrote:I still want to go to San Diego on the Buddy, mapquest says surface streets is 233 miles. I can do that in one day. I'll need a place to stay though, pcbikedude If you're willing to loan me a couch I'd love to ride over there. Now that's a challenge plus there's got to be some cool things to do over there if you'd like to hang out. Up for it?

Sorry thisdude, full house. 1-20 something daughter, 1-teenage daughter, 1-middle age woman who still think she is a teenager, 1-new kitten (another story), 3-parakeets, 3 fish, 4 computers (yes, 4 another long story).

I'm still not sure how to get past Camp Pendleton. There are some over at that other "Modern" website that think you can get special dispensation to pass through. I haven't heard if anyone has been successful.

Otherwise you have to go through the Inland Empire.

Yep you have to go around pendleton that's why it would be 233 miles instead of the 120 it is taking the 5.

ThisDude wrote:Yep you have to go around pendleton that's why it would be 233 miles instead of the 120 it is taking the 5.

Would that use old highway 395? That would be a interesting ride.

Hmm for some reason mapquest doesn't show taking 395. So when I clicked shortest time no highways it gave me taking route 79 at 5 hours 33 minutes 233 miles, when I clicked no highways shortest distance it gave me the 395 at only 4 hours 33 minutes 148 miles. Sometimes mapquest doesn't make sense.

Another milestone: 2K and still smilin'.

crossed the 2000 mile mark. took a picture so that i could post it. i got busy with school starting and just havnet got around to it. unfortunately it dosent matter anymore because i crossed the 3k mark tonight.

5 months 3k. im on a roll

It's been a big weekend! Friday was the Buddy's 2nd monthiversary. I rolled over 2000 miles on my way to work and performed (for the first time) my own oil change. I also ran an errand with my son in the gas-hog corolla and filled it up for the first time since July 10th. Gotta love the scoot.