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A shot on a 50CC scooter


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Hello there

I am considering getting a Vespa to speed up the commute to work but have never ridden one before. Is there a kind person on here who might consider letting me ride up and down a back street on theirs to see whether it is too terrifying for words?! I know this is a really random request, I promise I am not a scooter thief - I'll leave you my dog and car keys in exchange! Unless you are a bike thief....ha!

Thanks

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ruffers Wrote:

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> Hi. Personally I'd be scared to ride a 50cc, is

> that the biggest you can ride on your license? If

> you can go for a 100 or 125 then do it, a 50 will

> feel horribly slow very quickly, and the extra

> power is helpful in traffic.



It is ruffers, thanks so the advice. I might look and see if I can do a pre-CBT lesson. I just don't want to fork out a load of money for something I might be too scared to do on a daily basis!

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