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General => Eye Candy | Videos and Pics => Topic started by: ScooterLar on June 01, 2015, 04:54:18 PM
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Here's a few pics of my People 250, white Grand Vista and my Like 200 LX. Not pictured is my wife's cream color Like 200 and my red GV.
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My red Grand Vista....
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Super pictures - you should contact KYMCO USA & do a brochure, or something.
What a die-hard Kymco family!
Good for you!
Find something that works for you and you like - stay with it!
When I retire I'd like to collect some good running scooters - always wanted a big wheeled scoot. (might not like it afterwards, but would sure like to try one!)
Cool collection.
Thanks for posting - shoot us some more whenever you get to it - pictures of Kymco scooters are a big hit 'round here!
Stig
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Love that People! Makes me miss my old P150... sigh....
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As requested, here is a pic of my Kymco Likes....
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A couple of pics of my Kymco Dealer lighted sign and banner....
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Nice pics and scoots. How did you get the banners and sign? Just ask the dealer for it? I've seen those "flag" streamer/banners before and wanted one for my garage.
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I purchased the lighted Kymco sign and the long banner off ebay. The Kymco "pennants" were given to me by a KymcoUSA rep for display at my ride last year.
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Pretty cool!
You should retire and just open a scooter repair shop.
I thought about retiring & opening a "LIKE200i valve adjustment and oil change" shop.
But my children expect to eat nearly every day.
Stig
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I'd love to open my own scooter shop, but I have a nerve disorder that precludes me from doing it. Many years ago before I had this nerve disorder, I used to collect and restore mopeds. I have a garage filled with new old stock and used moped parts, as well as every moped dealer tool imaginable.
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Love the look of the Grand Vista and wishing I had picked one up a few years back. Thanks for sharing.
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The Grand Vista is a great bike, but the seat positioning is terrible. I removed the backrest and it's a lot better now, but it's still not really comfortable. I was told the only way to rectify this problem is to do a whole seat reconstruction which would cost a few hundred dollars.
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What's your address Lar? Leave the keys in all your scoots this weekend and go on a mini vacation.
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I cut the seat pan on my gv,250 and it was great ..im 6ft. Tall ...had to do it...lol
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Good one....lol. I do keep the keys in the ignition of all my bikes.
I'm gonna have to do something with my seat. It's terrible on long rides.
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Jeffrey, did you cut your seat pan or did you have someone else do it for you?
Thanks!
I cut the seat pan on my gv,250 and it was great ..im 6ft. Tall ...had to do it...lol
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Good one....lol. I do keep the keys in the ignition of all my bikes.
I'm gonna have to do something with my seat. It's terrible on long rides.
A fellow traded a white GV in for a '13 or '14 DT300 (I did point out to him that the red Forza sitting across the showroom was the same price as the DT......but he was a Kymco man, never even walked over to sit on the Honda)
A week later I sat on that white GV.....and at 6'3"......even a salesman laughed from across the room at me trying to get on it.
Made for 5'5" Asians or little French guys I guess.
Not to make too fine a point of it, but my-goodness - the 4 fellows who designed each section of that GV never met until the first one came off the assembly line, yes? - :)
Stig