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ZOMB!E
What dya reckon?  Found some good deals on a Burgman 650 making it more of a prospect.  So XP500 or AN650?
devilpaint
This is a BIKE forum-how the f*ck would us BIKERS know what scoot is best? grin.gif (unless we were buying one for the missus)
get a trike, get another Zed, just DONT buy a bloody scooter for f*cks sake.
ZOMB!E
Ive read the brochures - apparently the suzuki is not a scooter its a new concept in two wheeled transport devices.(?)
bikerdave
Any chance of some pics. I'm not that familiar with the bike scoots.

There's a big scoot rider who signed up a while back. Pity, he didn't stick around.
devilpaint
seriously Zombie, why the fascination with scoots?
I know I'm a fine one-every time I get bored I start thinking about a Wing/chop/trike etc grin.gif
Is it the automatic/lack of footchange that appeals?
ZOMB!E
Its the gearchange that has sent me this way.  The big burger is a superb machine and with it's pretend gears option it rides like a proper bike thats actually comfortable.  It goes well too.
the engines in the frame and it has a proper swingarm plus fuel injection, computer controlled cvt and all sorts of stuff.  Its a quality built thing too.  It does however have the scooter style which is not to my tatse entirely but it makes up for it when ridden.  I have been totally ignored by other bikers since using the 250 burger for the last few weeks and have decided i can live without the approval of knobs who ride four months a year and think their sh!t dont stink!

If manufacturers would put as much effort and technology into making cvt powered motorcycles then id buy one of them.
But they dont...so i cant.

Riding is what its all about and i can enjoy myself on the big burger no bother and carry three alsatians under the seat so that cant be bad.
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