maui on a fiddy
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maui on a fiddy
had a choice between a GT200 and a Buddy 50. I knew i had a long ride up the twisty mountain with narrow roads so the Buddy ( i named him Tang) was hands down the best choice.
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hah! when i tell Max how slow Tang was i'm sure he'll feel betterRoadRambler wrote:Maximus is gonna be SOO jealous -- as am I!!!You rock!

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the Hana Road would require a few more cc's me thinks--perhaps not the road itself but getting to it. i've never done it in a car cuz i can't bear being in one that long.michelle_7728 wrote:How fun! Maui on a scooter! Did you do the road to Hana on it also?
the guys i rented from are the only ones w Buddy's--he says he plans to buy some bigger ones, but so few renters have their M1.
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