| Author | Message | ||
     Rd3501 |
Ok with gas going through the roof and wages frozen it seems these days for everyone..I have been looking into getting a scooter to try and get ahead..lol Was wondering if Buell built one...would anyone buy one? Seems they are getting popular in the US finally and if they could keep the price under $2000.00 seems they would sell more I think than the dirt bike they are working on..... Just wondering?? | ||
| Terrible1one3 |
They do make a scooter, it's called a Blast. | ||
| Disturbed |
They do make a scooter, it's called a Blast. That is exactly what I was thinking. LOL I'm getting 55 MPG on my 9, that's good enough. | ||
| Teddagreek |
ZUMA... FUN.......... | ||
| Froggy |
lol i was also going to say the Blast  | ||
| Statik |
honda ruckus. got 2 of em. take a look at them. pretty cool, and not uber gay.  (Message edited by statik on May 08, 2007) | ||
| Alchemy |
The Ruckus is the only 2 wheeler my wife would consider riding. How do you like 'em? I think they are very interesting but a little pricey. Are they fun to ride? | ||
| Darkducati |
How about a Tomberlin Madass? 50cc and fuel in the frame. I wonder where they got that idea?  | ||
| Statik |
new ruckus was 1849, used ruckus was 1000. like them alot, good lil toy. 40 mph on the flat, 43 downhill, hehe. 80-100 mpg put 250 miles on the new one in the 1st 2-3 days. | ||
| Alchemy |
Oops, I was thinking of the Big Ruckus, MSRP $5499. I did not know there was a little brother <grin>. 40 mph is a tad limiting but 100 mpg sounds good. Maybe I will get her on 2 wheels yet. | ||
| Barker |
Interesting fact: Tomberlin's use the same headlight assemblies as the Firebolts. | ||
| Thepup |
"How about a Tomberlin Madass? 50cc and fuel in the frame. I wonder where they got that idea? " Darkducati,probably from any 50cc moped made in the 70's or 80's | ||
| Ds_tiger |
I was once told scooters are a lot like *big chicks* A lot of fun until your friends see you on one! HAHAHAHA  | ||
| Pushrodpete |
What's a Tomberlin? I've always thought the MadAss was a Sachs? And is the MadAss available in the states? I'd love to have one as a screw-around ride... | ||
| Pushrodpete |
Never mind -- Googled it.  Tomberlin appears to be a chain distributing the Madass. Now I just gotta travel the 64 miles to the nearest dealer. Time for a weekend ride to Nowhere Arizona... | ||
| Jkhawaii |
how about a diesel powered blast! hows that for gas mileage | ||
| Statik |
from today:  | ||
| Glitch |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0bI241wPNY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGXcM9evUpo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbU3R0zcBJs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEgXSXvKFt8 Vespas, can be cool. | ||
| Midknyte |
Tomberlin appears to be a chain distributing the Madass. Wonder if they can bring in the XTC125 gonna have to look... | ||
| Cycleaddict |
Craig Vetter made a H.D. powered "scooter" (2-3 yrs. ago), i guess it never really caught - on because i don't think it ever went into mass production. it had an "auto-centrifugal" clutch thing, and was a step thru design ! | ||
| Edstevens |
Sachs makes a 50cc MadAss and a 125cc MadAss. Defiant Cycle Scooter makes a do it yourself V-twin scooter based on Sportster parts. |
