Lap covers ??

Eddy Merckx · Post by **Eddy Merckx** » Tue Nov 20, 2007 1:54 pm

Scooterworks has an universal lap cover, says it fits everything outside of the listed vespas/ stellas etc. also they have hand covers that go over the grips and levers,

Does anyone have expierience with the universal lap cover going onto a buddy 125 ???, or the hand covers ??

thanks,

Hey Buddy · Post by **Hey Buddy** » Tue Nov 20, 2007 2:58 pm

We have the hand covers on our 50. They work great. You do not have to wear as thick or as many gloves/mittens with them. It was in the mid 30's this weekend and I just had a thin pair of mittens on.
I do not know about the lap cover. I think I have seen some threads on it here.

Eddy Merckx · Post by **Eddy Merckx** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:38 am

Hey Buddy wrote:We have the hand covers on our 50. They work great. You do not have to wear as thick or as many gloves/mittens with them. It was in the mid 30's this weekend and I just had a thin pair of mittens on.
I do not know about the lap cover. I think I have seen some threads on it here.

Question for you, can you reach the light switch and the signal switch, as well as the kill swich on the throttle side with some ease ??

again thanks,

poop colored buddy · Post by **poop colored buddy** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:43 am

Eddy Merckx! I would have never guessed that one of my idols owns a buddy as well! lol. see you on the road, hammer on.

Hey Buddy · Post by **Hey Buddy** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 7:29 pm

You can still reach the controls. The covers have a spot to put your thumb like a glove. I usually do not have the throttle side thumb in the thumb area. If you have thicker gloves it can be a little challenging to press and cancel the left signal switch.

Eddy Merckx · Post by **Eddy Merckx** » Thu Nov 22, 2007 3:42 am

Hey Buddy wrote:You can still reach the controls. The covers have a spot to put your thumb like a glove. I usually do not have the throttle side thumb in the thumb area. If you have thicker gloves it can be a little challenging to press and cancel the left signal switch.

Cool ! thanks again, good info