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Scooters - 125 to 300 => People 250 => Topic started by: BigBoy250 on May 21, 2008, 02:46:44 AM
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I am about to purchase a 2006 People 250. I am not a small guy. I am 6'1" and weigh in at 360. Will this scooter work for me or am I destined to spend 50 dollars a week on gas for truck? Someone please let me know before I drop 3 grand on this sweet ride.
BigBoy250 (well hopefully).
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After finding some information on the maxi-scoots forum. I decided to take the plunge. Needless to say, I love it. I am still getting used to riding 2 wheel motor vehicles, but what a better place to start. By the way, this is a fat man machine.
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I weigh 200 lbs and it has no problem with my weight..
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6'4"335 lbs on a low humidity day ...lol Works great..Comfort,power..
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I think it'll be a fine choice for you, unless you need to do a lot of interstate riding. If that's the case, I'd seriously consider stepping up into a 400cc or more bike.
I'm about 215lbs., and the People 250 will get me to around 85mph on a flat. It cruises very comfortably at 60-65, though, and I like knowing I can goose it to get that extra 20mph when I need to have it. I've done about 40 miles, total, on interstates with it so far, and was only unnerved by rush hour on I-40W in Nashville. :)
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Not looking to start any trouble within the family but does anyone have an opinion as to whether the People S 250 would be better/worse than the GrandVista250 for commuting to work on the highway?
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I am about to purchase a 2006 People 250. I am not a small guy. I am 6'1" and weigh in at 360. Will this scooter work for me or am I destined to spend 50 dollars a week on gas for truck? Someone please let me know before I drop 3 grand on this sweet ride.
BigBoy250 (well hopefully).
I have had mine for 3 months and 4,000 miles and am nothing but happy with it. I am 6' 3" (official Army barefoot height) and it fits me better than any other 250. My wife and I used to ride a lot together (now she has her own scoot) so that made us close to 400 lbs together, I think it will handle a big guy just fine.
Have fun!