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Title: Dream Scooters
Post by: Scooter Dan on May 14, 2016, 06:56:01 PM
If money was no object and you could have any scooter/bike you'd want; what would it be?  Saw this little beauty FS on Dallas CL. I'm drooling all over this yellow banana.

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Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: CROSSBOLT on May 14, 2016, 09:28:12 PM
A DT300i with about 2" more between the front of the floor to the back of the operator's seat! All LED lights except headlight.

Karl
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: beermak on May 14, 2016, 09:36:56 PM
Bmw c650 sport... almost got one on a trade months ago when i was selling a car.


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Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: djpo on May 14, 2016, 10:08:45 PM
Does this count? Looks like a blast.


Title: my choice
Post by: boo on May 15, 2016, 08:38:23 PM
of what is available now would be this.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v434/ice1/Tmax%20Hyper_zpsh7va6ddl.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v434/ice1/Tmax%20Hyper_zpsh7va6ddl.jpg)

For production scoots, I would look hard at these three:

Kymco GT300i

Honda SH 300

Piaggio BV 350

Vespa 300 Super

Problem is, three of the four above are not available to me. No dealers, or not
available in the USA.
Title: Dream Scooters
Post by: pipster326 on May 16, 2016, 02:40:39 PM
I'd stick with my Dt300. Plenty of acceleration, plus love the handling!! If I was feeling a little crazy, might move up to an xciting 500, but don't know if they still offer them. I guess I'm just a Kymco guy

    -Rich


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Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: de dee on May 16, 2016, 03:33:48 PM

  I go with Crossbolt  but with LED headlights
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: MJR on May 16, 2016, 04:16:37 PM
At this time I'd have to say I think I would like a BMW K1600 GT/GTL but I wouldn't give up my scooters. Ideally I would like a collection, Helix (my first bikes), Silverwing, Tmax, Morphous (maybe), Burgman 650 (already have), MyRoad (already have), Gilera GP 800 (maybe), and possibly a few others not sold here
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: TroutBum on May 17, 2016, 08:32:32 PM
I just can't settle on one. For a bike it's the BMW R 1200 RT. For a scooter it's the Vespa GTS 300 ABS.
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: Stig / Major Tom on May 19, 2016, 01:21:16 AM
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Stig
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: Dawsman on January 02, 2017, 01:14:31 AM
Malaguti 2 strokes are a blast. Ive had a few 50cc's. Id like to have the newest, top of the line Malaguti and go buy it in person in Bologna Italy. How fun. (pic is of wifes 05' Malaguti Yesterday)
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: big blue on January 02, 2017, 04:12:59 AM
No doubt about it!
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: PaulF on January 02, 2017, 05:09:53 AM
There are a couple of scooters I would have it money was no object;

BMW C650 Sports for touring, a Piaggio Medley 150 for city riding and whilst it is not a scooter I would also love to have a Ducati Scrambler 62 as I find it to be a great looking bike.
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: forkintheroad on January 06, 2017, 03:30:07 PM
No object? I might get one of the new Cushman scooters with the subaru motor, maybe. Impractical but interesting. And the motor should last about half of forever if taken care of. I don't know if I'd want to ride it all the time, though.

otherwise, and probably first, a Honda NM4. Yeah I said it, it's a scooter.

Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: Scooter Dan on January 06, 2017, 06:03:48 PM
I have a confession to make and that is that I've found my Dream Scooter and I own it too, a Honda Silverwing ABS. After being out of the saddle for a bit and riding my new Kymco BW, I realize after a recent ride, that there's probably not a finer, simpler, more powerful and maintenance free scooter as the Silverwing. It's equally at home scooting around town as it is to cruise down the state highways and interstate at supersonic speed. The power is akin to a sports bike and even though a bit heavy at 550 pounds it's still 100 pounds lighter than my Burgman and I find it very flickable and agile at low speed. With the addition of the 46 liter Givi top box and underseat storage it has similar storage to a Goldwing for touring. My wife and I ride 2up and it's more comfortable for Deb as the Burgman was much wider at the back end which spread her hips when riding and became very uncomfortable. I'm really jazzed that I finally got one a few years ago and my humble opinion is that it's one of the finest Maxi Scooters ever made. I'm really proud to have this pony in my stable.
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Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: Doc Wheezer on January 11, 2017, 01:38:52 AM
Saw this at an Italian Bistro inside Green Valley Ranch Hotel and Casino.  Not my style but I thought someone on here would like to see it.   
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: ole two wheels on January 11, 2017, 02:00:30 AM
Of all the scooters I've owned and ridden over the year, I'd have to rate the Silver wing as number one. I love the DT300i that I have now, but it's more like a downsized version of a Silver wing. I've ridden my Wings all over this country. Fine touring bike. The one thing I really miss on the DT that the Wing had is the Parking brake.


Mac
Title: Re: Dream Scooters
Post by: Scooter Dan on January 12, 2017, 06:33:31 PM
Of all the scooters I've owned and ridden over the year, I'd have to rate the Silver wing as number one. I love the DT300i that I have now, but it's more like a downsized version of a Silver wing. I've ridden my Wings all over this country. Fine touring bike. The one thing I really miss on the DT that the Wing had is the Parking brake.


Mac
That's a good looking SW Mac with Corbin seat. My seat is a Saddleman and extremely comfortable. Having owned both Burgman 650's and 400, I have to say the SW is my favorite too. Took me quite a few bikes to discover that though. I love both styles of scooters, the Kymco BW and the SW. One's my go to town and hang out scooter and the SW, my touring and 2up bike.

I like the look of the DT Mac and think it's perhaps Kymco's nicest and finest. A good compromise between the 600cc Maxiscooters and the smaller urban scoots. That's a nice sweet spot for scooters in the 300cc lineup like the Honda Forza that Stig had. 

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