Are scooters "more fun" than motorcycles?

tromper · 01-19-2015, 08:58 PM

Heck Nate, if looking for a scoot in that range I'd suggest take a peek at the SYM HD200. I bop around on one of these a lot these days & I think it's the best bang for the buck. They tend to hold up a bit better than the Chinese scoots as well, & are about as easy to work on.
Beyond that if you need to be on the superslab there are more than a few scoots in that category. from the big ones, Burgman 650, Kymco Myroad 700 etc to the BV350 & people 300GTI. Those appeal to me since Seattle traffic can feature a lot of stop & go even on the freeway.
Overall I see the lines blurring these days in terms of the more practical applications, particularly with what Honda's doing with their 700c platform & the DCT

01-19-2015, 08:58 PM	#22
tromper Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Seattleish Posts: 18	Heck Nate, if looking for a scoot in that range I'd suggest take a peek at the SYM HD200. I bop around on one of these a lot these days & I think it's the best bang for the buck. They tend to hold up a bit better than the Chinese scoots as well, & are about as easy to work on. Beyond that if you need to be on the superslab there are more than a few scoots in that category. from the big ones, Burgman 650, Kymco Myroad 700 etc to the BV350 & people 300GTI. Those appeal to me since Seattle traffic can feature a lot of stop & go even on the freeway. Overall I see the lines blurring these days in terms of the more practical applications, particularly with what Honda's doing with their 700c platform & the DCT
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