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Um...ryder1 posted in the thread that ericalm linked above.ericalm wrote:Yup, we had it:
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I'll be getting some better & bigger images of the '08s early next week.
I dig the creme and red combo. And that certainly looks like a nicer all-orange... (To me, that is! -Don't want to piss off alla current orange owners here...)ryder1 wrote:Did I miss this post on modernbuddy?
I found it on ScooterDiva forum
Ha, well, we hadn't posted the actual image here yet because I was waiting to talk to Genuine so I could get more info.gt1000 wrote:Um...ryder1 posted in the thread that ericalm linked above.ericalm wrote:Yup, we had it:
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I'll be getting some better & bigger images of the '08s early next week.
Time to adjust the dosage maybe?
Drumwoulf wrote: And that certainly looks like a nicer all-orange... (To me, that is! -Don't want to piss off alla current orange owners here...)
Yep. No more black and silver. All new non-special editions are single color with black interior panels, seats and grips.jperkins wrote:Is that a black on black model/ have they done away with the black and silver?
ericalm wrote: Not only does this probably save Genuine money, it also makes the special editions a little more special.
It is and you can swap the panels off the special editions.anderson wrote:ericalm wrote: Not only does this probably save Genuine money, it also makes the special editions a little more special.
Wouldn't you also think that it might be a relatively inexpensive way for us to give our bikes a facelift, should we so desire? You know, "Tired of red [no, I'm not, but....]? Then buy seafoam body plastic and switch."
all the 07s came with the big headlightryder1 wrote:Do you think that could be a 50cc with the smaller headlight?Ken wrote:Anybody but me notice that the headlamp on the red-and-beige model appears substantially smaller than all of the others pictured?
Or did the 50cc come with a bigger headlight too in '07?
Well, they haven't announced these models yet, they'll probably be announced in February after their dealer meeting at DealerExpo. They (unlike Piaggio) know it's best to wait until shortly before scooters ship before you announce them, otherwise, no one's going to buy a Genuine between now and then. It's the scooter bloggers' sworn mission to thwart that perfectly reasonable plan, by leaking out the info way ahead of time.sunshinen wrote:It always amazes me that Genuine never updates there website.
Genuine is getting a new site. PJ (designer) told us about it months ago. I figure they're waiting to go official with the new models and Stella info before switching to the new design.illnoise wrote:I agree that it's wise for a company to have some sort of revolving content on their site to keep customers coming back, whether it's a blog, or occasional news stories, and they do a little bit of that, but they're a pretty small operation, and the management knows its limitations, so I think they prefer to leave the direct customer interaction up to their dealers, a grassroots approach that seems to work well for them. They seem to give their dealers the tools they need to sell the brand, sell sheets, advertisement designs, signage, good training, etc. Maybe the Scooterworks redesign means we can expect a Genuine redesign soon, too.
Piaggio, on the other hand, has world domination on their mind, and has about a billion people on their payroll, so they really should be doing more with their site since the bait shops and fashion boutiques that sell their scooters don't seem to be particularly well-outfitted to sell and market scooters, ha.
Well, at least this new orange doesn't look like wot a cat with diarrhea leaves in her litter box!!Buddy_wannabe wrote:Drumwoulf wrote: And that certainly looks like a nicer all-orange... (To me, that is! -Don't want to piss off alla current orange owners here...)![]()
... WHAT ??? NICER ORANGE !!!!!!
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