Here's my beef.

[jimh]

Originally Posted by wickedsprint

Most people who drive scooters don't have the knowhow or the inclination to deal with changing trans oil or adjusting a clutch or other stuff related to a typical bike trans, I kinda like the idea of a simple belt cvt setup for a commuter.

I'm not sure if you have ever riden a scooter, I find your statement to be pants! People, i would think, who choose to ride Mopeds MAYBE lacking with mechanical knowledge. But i along with 93 members of my scooter club would tend to disagree. Oh! Just to throw the dog a bone, Stellas are shite.

[R1150GSA]

Originally Posted by BreadMan

What are you saying 'bout us?

We have an understanding with out right hand that others don't?

Are you left-handed?

[Bueller]

Originally Posted by R1150GSA

The heart of the matter is - limiting the rider to only throttle input also limits their connection with the machine. No relationship, no real understanding of self, can develop when only the right hand is involved...

I agree. Furthermore I have trouble understanding how you manage to breathe and regulate heartbeat at the same time, not to mention clutching and shifting.

[R1150GSA]

Originally Posted by Bueller

I agree. Furthermore I have trouble understanding how you manage to breathe and regulate heartbeat at the same time, not to mention clutching and shifting.

It's called a brain stem, you wheezing invertebrate!

[Srbenda]

Originally Posted by R1150GSA

It's called a brain stem, you wheezing invertebrate!

Dammit, I am glad you're back.

[KaminoChiizu]

Originally Posted by jimh

People, i would think, who choose to ride Mopeds MAYBE lacking with mechanical knowledge. But i along with 93 members of my scooter club would tend to disagree.

See, I'd be just as mechanically incompetent on a motorcycle as a scooter.

[Bueller]

Originally Posted by R1150GSA

It's called a brain stem, you wheezing invertebrate!

Well whatever it is you're sure overworking it! You should let it take a break for a while, say about 4 minutes