Kit Cilindru Polini 80cc, d = 50 mm, Kymco Agility / New Dink / People / Super8 50cc 4-stroke

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Kit Cilindru Polini 80cc, d = 50 mm, Kymco Agility / New Dink / People / Super8 50cc 4-stroke

Kit Cilindru Polini 80cc, d = 50 mm, Kymco Agility / New Dink / People / Super8 50cc 4-stroke

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Aug19poorplayer Marcia,Before MMM rips you a new one, let me take your objections on.1. There are idtios driving all manner of vehicles, from cars to scooters to bicycles to motorcycles. In my neck of Western NY I have actually seen idiot Amish buggy drivers! No shit, honesty! No matter what manner of vehicle you are in, you will run into idtios. There is no human endeavor that is idiot-proof. Given that reality, the argument is a poor one. Drive aware and alert, drive defensively, and you are no worse on a scooter than in a oversized gas-guzzler. Drive the scooter like you drive the bicycle. There is danger around you every day the minute you walk out the door.2. Americans like fast food. Americans like television. Americans like guns and making war. Americans like huge inefficient houses. Americans like Rick Perry and Michele Bachman. Americans like a lot of things that are just plain BAD for them. As a nation, most of us are self-indulgent narcissists seemingly incapable of thinking about our choices and actions as they relate to those around us and our environment. Some of us would like to see a change in that culture for the benefit of our communities and ourselves. The fact that people have 2 drivers and 3 cars in a household is NOT a positive thing it needs to change.3. In the winter I drive a 1993 Saturn that I received from my sister-in-law as a free hand-me-down. But regardless of the season, if the local roads are ice- and snow-free, I put on a few layers, fire up the scooter, and go riding. My scooter is not a recreational vehicle to me; it is my main method of transportation. I've ridden my three-mile commute in weather as cold as 15ba. I am not stupid about it, but if you're willing to put on a few layers of clothing it's no real problem. I am not taking 100-mile jaunts in that weather, you know. And if push comes to shove, since DW and I work in the same place but with different hours, we commute together when necessary. It's really a matter of choice and planning. Your question makes it appear that there are no options there are always options.4. There is no law against kids riding on scooters. 50cc scooters made today are capable of 2-up riding, meaning they can carry a passenger. The kid will fit on the right scooter. Get the kid a good backpack, a good helmet, a safety vest, and sit em on the back. They will have fun, and you will instantly make him/her the coolest kid in school! My kids got a kick riding on the back seat of my Yamaha when they were young. If they are old enough to ride a two-wheel bicycle they can ride on a scooter with good training and instruction. You can even rig up one of those carriages that I see parents hitch to the back of their bikes to carry toddlers. There is also no rule that you MUST whizz down the road at 30 MPH. Ride on the shoulder, take your time, and save money and gas!