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03-02-2011, 10:28 AM
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fahr mit mir
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I'll toss my 2 cents into the ring and suggest you look at the Genuine Buddy 125, Buddy International 150 or Blur 220i.
http://www.genuinescooters.com/ They're lightweight, you can probably find a used one, have decent storage, very reliable, and the Buddy in particular has a gentle look. I've taken my Buddy 150 on I-195 for a couple of exits to get from one local road to another. It'll run at 60-65mph with no issues but the wind buffeting requires some skill; well, maybe not skill, just a head that won't freak out. If most of the riding is on 45-50 mph roads, you can't go wrong with a 125-150. If she wants to step it up eventually, get another bike. You've probably gone through multiple bikes, why shouldn't she? I've got 4 scoots and 3 bikes of my own. On a side note, I'm sorry for you guys who want a girl who rides and yet can't seem to find one. I've gotten more women into riding than I can count; I am trying to help you out!
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03-02-2011, 11:13 AM
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Dork Warrior
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: pacific nw
Oddometer: 569
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>>I've gotten more women into riding than I can count
funny..That's because you're beautiful!
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