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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: PapaSoldTheHarley on April 26, 2016, 09:23:04 PM
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While I enjoyed the People 300, and it was everything I said it was; I sold it last week. The Scoot went in trade on a new 2015 Yamaha 950 tourer.
I just found I missed the additional power. I have some overnight trips planned (the range and maintenance frequency were an issue). Also as strange as it sounds, I missed running through the gears.
Enjoyed interacting here, ride safe...
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You are the Captain and you get to choose your ship! I understand Your reasons. Don't be a stranger!
Karl
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While I enjoyed the People 300, and it was everything I said it was; I sold it last week. The Scoot went in trade on a new 2015 Yamaha 950 tourer.
I just found I missed the additional power. I have some overnight trips planned (the range and maintenance frequency were an issue). Also as strange as it sounds, I missed running through the gears.
Enjoyed interacting here, side safe...
I know what you mean.
Love shifting gears.
And you can get more bike for your $$ than scooter.
Just loving riding.
Ride safe out there
Stig
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You need to change your alias to PapaSoldTheKymco.
I never understood people issue with shifting. I never found it to be a chore.
Don't be a stranger.
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Scooters and M/C's are 2 different animals. The only thing in common is 2 wheels.
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Wish I had a place to store a motorcycle. I would do the same.
Good luck with the Yamaha!!!! I hope it serves you well.
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You need to change your alias to PapaSoldTheKymco.
I never understood people issue with shifting. I never found it to be a chore.
Don't be a stranger.
It's never been a chore for me either.
Just highly overrated by those that see it as a true measure of a rider. It's not that tough any dirt track full of 8 year olds shifting away proves it.
Unless I'm diving into twisties the shifters just not needed for me.
AMAC
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Scooters and M/C's are 2 different animals. The only thing in common is 2 wheels.
Yup.
A scooter replaces a car not a cycle.
Papa enjoy the new ride.
AMAC
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we like hearing from you.
Riders understand a change is needed once in awhile.
My health limits my range now days. Usually within a 125-150 mile
radius of home. Most of the time less than that.
Guess i`ll stick with my GT. I don`t like changing gears and
prefer automatics in my cars too.
We hope you like your new motorcycle.
My first choice in motorcycles is Yamaha, even over Honda.
I have had two Yamaha s over the years and the were very
good machines.
Ride safe.
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Off topic but Boo, that gt300 in my book right now is the best scoot out there for someone who wants it all in a scoot.
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Off topic but Boo, that gt300 in my book right now is the best scoot out there for someone who wants it all in a scoot.
I agree. After 3 years of ownership, i`m still amazed at how good
that 300cc engine runs.
It zips along like a quiet jet.
I love to crank the throttle going up long hills. It just keeps
gaining speed.
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Scooters and M/C's are 2 different animals. The only thing in common is 2 wheels.
I don't agree. They are a lot more alike than they are different. I consider them all "bikes". I have two of each.