hooray By scooterhater (Read 1,269 times)

[scooterhater]

a big hooray and thanks to the admin and sponsors. WHAT A GREAT SITE AND RESOURCE 

[richardv]

With you on that.

[cyborg]

Yes thank you RICH/JR/ALLEY,,,not nessesarily in that order,,,BRAVO!!!!!!!,,,

[cookees]

Aw, cmon.....you know that shiat will go to their heads....

[cyborg]

Brownnosing will get you everywhere rofl

[Bashan]

Um, it's me and then all of the...yawn....little people:

I'm kidding, I couldn't do it without me! See? He knows! No I'm joking, this site is a product of many learned people. Jr and Alley of course, and Cyborg, KZ, RV, JCT, M-O-U-S-E, Gman, Will, Matt, PLANT, shoot, I can't remember everybody that contributes. So thanks to them and thanks for the nice words. I said I wouldn't cry! Now where's the trophy? What? There is no friggin' trophy?! You scum, kiss my arse!

[richardv]

We are even being discussed over on the VTXOA board. In a positive manner as well.

[Guitarman]

VTXOA?

[cyborg]

What or where is vtxoa?

[Bashan]

VTX Owners Association

[Guitarman]

Can you link to the post that was talking about us? That would be very cool.

[richardv]

Not so specifically about this board but about scooters;

www.vtxoa.com/forums/showthread.php?459322-Anyone-ride-a-scooter

[jct842]

One of the guys there has in his avitar a vtx along side an airplane that has maybe 6" wheels! Then they poo poo scooter wheels! Would venture to guess the airplane will out run all but the "maxi" scooters on the ground and maybe even them! and they even land and take off from grass!

[richardv]

The larger RC planes have engines well over 80cc and tires under 2" as well.

But those small tires on the planes don't have to steer around the hazards on the streets.

[kz1000st]

You know what I love about guys who say, "A Real Bike"? The VTX 1800 has shaft drive, water cooling and hydraulic valve adjusters. Isn't that like a car? I love these guys who tour on 1800cc, six cylinders, shaft drive and air bags no less. It's a good part of the reason I moved over to scooters. At least when I get somewhere I know it was a combined effort, not all the bike. Cruise control is creeping in too, not to mention Dual Clutch Transmissions that shift automatically. How is that a "Real Bike"?

At least the Rebel has a chain and adjustable valves.