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Topic Title: newbie needs advice
Topic Summary: new interest in moped; care to help with expertise?
Created On: 05/20/2007 04:26 PM
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 05/20/2007 04:26 PM
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bhp6
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I'm only 1/2 mile from work (school teacher, 46) and thought a moped would be a lot of fun for getting back and forth. I would go for good value (no crappy brands that break down, but don't ned the top of the line either).

I know nothing about them (brands, engine types, etc). and stumbled onto your forum.

Seems like many of you have a great deal of expertise in these areas. If anyone would care to help out a new guy, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks!!
 05/20/2007 10:09 PM
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All I know is that they get GREAT has mileage.........And I would not want to be on one if you live in a BIG city with crazy drivers in rush hour!!!!!.......That 1/2 mile from work sounds great.......How is the traffic in that 1/2 mile?................Caper......

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 05/22/2007 07:19 PM
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traffic's no sweat; occasionally i ahead of me at the stop sign (LOL)
 06/08/2007 09:50 PM
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One thing to keep in mind about mopeds.
Mopeds are like fat chicks, both are fun to ride, until your buddies catch you.
good luck with your decision.

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 06/14/2007 12:13 AM
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I have had several of them. The 1981 honda SR express was the best one I had. I just sold it recently and had it for years. Actually Any honda or yamaha moped parts are still available and are reliable. I have had most of them through out my life.

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 06/14/2007 07:27 AM
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Get a Kymco. They have been around forever, and are well-priced.

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 06/14/2007 08:41 AM
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If you are looking for a cool loking scotter I have all ways wanted the Madass scooter. Way cool looking and great on gas as well.

check it out here - http://www.madass.ca/

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 06/16/2007 10:50 AM
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Personally I would go for the Honda Ruckus. At least in my state, no licensing or helmet required. So many scooters on the market are 2-stroke, but a 4-stroke is the way to go. Been thinking about one myself. One knows fuel prices are on their way UP!

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