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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: LidoCA on August 16, 2017, 07:10:17 PM
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The 18th annual scooter meet is this weekend for all you So Cal scooter people. I didn't realize that it was this weekend or I would have switched my work on call with someone to make it.
http://swervencurve.com/ (http://swervencurve.com/)
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That photo of all those scoots lined up along that oceanfront road.....is amazing stuff.
In the past several weeks I've seen a nice gold Vespa at a art fair in my coffee village....and old Joe ripping around on his skinned up red Reflex.
When I need to see some scooters I go look at the 10 or so at my local dealer (Kymco, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha & Kawasaki .....no Italians)
Haven't seen my neighbor or his wife on their LIKE200i 's this year.
After I started riding my LIKE every day to work, all year, 4 neighbors bought motorcycles and Darryl bought the pair of LIKE200I's.
Coincidence, probably.
Stig
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That looks like so much fun and just spent some time going through the galleries. There are some really good looking scooters there.
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Ordered my rally pack the other day. Gonna go Friday night with the Long Beach Meetup Scooter Group and maybe with the LA Meetup Scooter Group on Saturday. Looking forward to seeing 100+ variety of scooters.
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That looks like so much fun and just spent some time going through the galleries. There are some really good looking scooters there.
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I have seen both of those scooters before. The leather work on the Lance is well done.
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Just about to head out in a bit and get up to the LA Scooter Group Meetup early with the '03 Blue B650. Spent the day detailing the blue B650 and the MyRoad. B650 tonight with the LA group and MyRoad tomorrow with the LB group, yay. Regular camera being packed.
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Looking forward to some photos. :)
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The Swerve and Curve Ride was fantastic!
Aside from the thrill of 200+ of us riding together was the skill and daring of the front runners who blocked the intersections so we could ran every red light and stop sign, staying together like a funeral procession. I'm sure permits were obtained beforehand, right?