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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: wkreps on April 09, 2014, 01:11:09 PM
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So now that I have a scooter, I've noticed 2 other scooters on the road already this Spring. This is promising. What would be proper edicate to flag someone down to see if they want to ride sometime?
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I just got back from vacation in Washington, DC and saw numerous scooters. Unfortunately here in Central New York they seem to be few and far between. I would just wave and if they reply, try to catch up to them and ask. I tried to encourage ALL forum members to include their locations in their forum postings. You may have members who live around the corner from you. I would rather ride with several other folks than go alone all the time. This was never a problem when I had my Harley.
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When I'm home in NE Florida its scoots everywhere. When I'm at my place in NJ very few others.
Be Big,
AMAC
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I agree with mrmike 100%.
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scooters in my area the last two years or so.
I think this trend will continue as more discover modern scooters and see how well they run.
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When I'm home in NE Florida its scoots everywhere. When I'm at my place in NJ very few others.
Be Big,
AMAC
What part of NE Florida? I'm in OP. Perhaps we should ride.... I see you have Spyder too... I have an RTS and a Like!!!
Juan...
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I have an electronics retail store, right on a "traffic circle" and see mostly the little 50cc scooters with idiots riding them in shorts; flip flops and no helmets.
Sam:)
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So now that I have a scooter, I've noticed 2 other scooters on the road already this Spring. This is promising. What would be proper edicate to flag someone down to see if they want to ride sometime?
Approach them and give them a business card, tell them your trying to organize a group of like minded riders and for them to give you a call if they think they might want to join you.
Make an introduction light and say first ride is set for a lunch at alocal public place where everyone can afford a bite and you can get to know each other and pass around ideas.