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01 26th, 2010| 
Buddy 125 with a Prima exhaust.
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kymco 125 scooter crash savoura
Jan
12
Go-Ped GTR RoadsterGo-Ped GTR Roadster The Go-Ped GTR Roadster is a perfect cross between the competition-styled GTR46i Interceptor with CIDLI suspension and the more friendly, quiet ride of the GSR Cruiser. The GTR Roadsters GPL290 engine is incredibly light and much quieter than the engine on the GSR46i Interceptor. The bullet-proof 6" CIDLI suspension frame gives a comfortable ride and allows you to travel over rough terrain with relative ease. Bottom line, the Roadster is perfect for those who want CIDLI suspension along with a "more neighbor friendly" quieter ride. You'll also find the the aggressive 10" Powerplay "TT" smooth ride AT Primo Duro Trap treaded street tires featured on the GSR Cruiser and the side kick stand featured on the GTR46i Interceptor on the GoPed Roadster. The standard welded T bar and front wheel only Mad Dog disc brake makes the GTR Roadster a lighter machine with a lower price point.Go-Ped launched the motorized scooter craze over 20 years ago and have been designing the most high-end, innovative and refined scooting machines ever since. Go-Ped's are made in the USA and the company is world renown for its dedication to Go-Ped perfection.For a limited time: FREE Go-Mix II, 2 cycle oil & a Go-Ped Bumper Sticker with GTR Roadster purchase!GTR Roadster Specifications: • Speed: 22 mph• Range: 30 - 36 miles (aprox. 90 mpg)• Motor: The GPL290 engine is a single cylinder, two stroke, air cooled motor with a displacement of 29cc and power output of 2.5 HP. Walbro carburetor.• Frame: Extreme Heavy Duty, Aircraft quality 4130 Chromyl frame and fork, reinforced 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum & motorcycle style handlebars, front and rear Cantilevered Independent Dynamic Linkless Indispension (CIDLI) adjustable suspension with 6" travel.• Start Method: Pull start.• Drive System: The centrifugal clutch and chain drive keep your scooter riding, accelerating, and decelerating smoothly. 6/82 stock sprocket ratio. Freewheel capable.• Oil Type: 2 cycle oil• Fuel Type: Unleaded Gasoline (high octane recommended)• Gas Mix: Unleaded gas and 2 cycle oil @ 25:1• Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.5 liter• Brakes: Front wheel Mad Dog disc brakes. • Dimensions:Length 47"Width at handlebars 24", at deck 10"Height 44", when folded 24"• Dry Weight: 46 lbs.• Carrying Capacity: 400 lbs.• Tires: 10" Powerplay "TT" Smooth ride AT Primo Duro Trap aggressive treaded street tires on magnesium rims.• Go-Ped Warranty: 90 day manufacturer's warranty with a 2 year warranty on the frame and forks.Standard Features: • Motorcycle style racing handlebars that fold and lock for easy transport and storage.• Race Engine.• Side stand.Additional Info: • Not legal for use in California. This scooter does not comply with California's strict emissions standards. Click here for more info.• Simply attach the front wheel, raise and lock the handlebars, gas and go.• Take a look at the GTR RoadsterOwner's Manual!• Other top of the line city / cruising style gas scooters from GoPed: Go-Ped Sport, GSR Sport, and GSR Cruiser.• Speed and range specs are maximum ratings under ideal conditions, i.e. light weight rider (relative to carrying capacity), good terrain (solid, flat, smooth & dry), etc. Less than ideal conditions will reduce speed, range and climbing ability.• Buy replacement parts for the GTR Roadster here.
Jan
5
Want to supplement that gas-guzzling SUV and find an economical motor scooter? You're going to return home with a model that will do little more than collect dust in your garage unless you follow a few simple guidelines.
Power
Motor scooters can come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, from small, toy-like scooters to large motorcycle-like scooters. Consider your needs and how you'll be using the scooter. If it's only for recreational rides, there are any number of small, cheap scooters that would serve you just fine. Perhaps a 125 or 150 would be the largest to consider.
Fit
Many scooter shoppers choose a look, rather than purchasing a fit. This is the surest way to ensure a wasted investment. Fit becomes ever more important as usage increases and is one of the primary determinants of safety, so don't brush it aside!
Ensure that your hands are in a good, comfortable position when riding, and that the turn signals, clutch, and brakes are well within reach. Finally, check the seat. While soft seats initially seem to be more comfortable, they generally result in soreness faster than firmer seats.
Style
Check out various models online before you head into a showroom where sales pressure will often result in you leaving with something you would not have purchased otherwise. There are plenty of new, sleek models, but you'll also find a wide variety of vintage models out there.
Price
Like cars, motor scooters lose their value immediately upon leaving the lot. Exacerbating this situation is that scooters usually don't receive the same amount of annual mileage as cars or even motorcycles, so the immediate depreciation has a more significant impact. In a year, you could see a 30 percent or more decline in resale value for a scooter that has barely been ridden.
For this reason, be sure to look at more than just local showrooms. There are several good resellers online who will provide you with a good selection at good prices. And you can find these motors scooters without putting up with pushy salesmen!
So remember, before you got to your local showroom and buy that flashy new model, be sure that you're clear on how you intend to use your new scooter, and then consider the power, style, fit, and cost.
