It was just plucked from a google - but that was the claim. And it doesn't look a whole lot different than the bike I rode around the island, except for color.Skans » 31 Jan 2023, 12:11 pm » wrote: ↑ A moped with 300cc should be able to scoot pretty well and even hit speeds around 90mph. That is if it is geared to do so. I have to say, I looked at that scooter and the engine doesn't look big enough to have a true 300cc engine.
Heck, my high school buddy's 125 honda could do 60+. First motorcycle I ever rode. Fell in love with motorcycles after that!Cannonpointer » 31 Jan 2023, 12:14 pm » wrote: ↑ It was just plucked from a google - but that was the claim. And it doesn't look a whole lot different than the bike I rode around the island, except for color.
I never maxed it out, but I would assume it had a governor. I mean, it was a rental.

It did sixty carryng a child. I doubt it would do that carrying an adult - though I cannot claim to know.Skans » 31 Jan 2023, 12:20 pm » wrote: ↑ Heck, my high school buddy's 125 honda could do 60+. First motorcycle I ever rode. Fell in love with motorcycles after that!
That's what I was thinking too. This 125 went as fast as I wanted it to go, and 60 was it. Could it have gone faster? Don't know. My friend had to move to an area zoned for a black high school. He needed to keep going to the white (mostly) high school, so his mom bought him that bike to ride to my house. Then, because I had a car, I drove him and some others to school every day. He didn't like that bike very much - he'd have to ride it when it was cold. I did have a heart and would pick him up if it was raining.Cannonpointer » 31 Jan 2023, 12:24 pm » wrote: ↑ It did sixty carryng a child. I doubt it would do that carrying an adult - though I cannot claim to know.
I had regular access to a honda 100 when I was 14 - I believe that it would do sixty with me on it back then. I cannot really remember - but it went as fast as I wanted it to go.

That bottle of nitrous must be just for looks, because, I can't imagine it actually making this scooter go any faster. Yeah, that USUALLY happens when a LAKE is in the middle of a DESERT!!nuckinfutz » 30 Jan 2023, 10:38 am » wrote: ↑ The Great Salt lake is drying up now!
https://www.worldatlas.com/lakes/why-is ... ng-up.html
Now, that's an interesting little Motoguzzi. I bet it performs great on banked, twisty mountain roads!!!Nostradamus'omh » 28 Mar 2023, 10:28 am » wrote: ↑ this bike captures my sole. Nothing spectacular, but everything I like as something to ride around the block or cross country.
https://images.piaggio.com/motoguzzi/ve ... 1-01-m.png
It is the first watercooled engine moto Guzzi ever produced for the public. It isn't overpowered with 115 BHP and around 80 torque. I look for comfort, low maintainence, potential reliability, that shaft drive machines has.Skans » 28 Mar 2023, 10:39 am » wrote: ↑ Now, that's an interesting little Motoguzzi. I bet it performs great on banked, twisty mountain roads!!!
I borrowed a friend's motorcycle, a larger Motoguzzi to ride in the mountains of North Carolina. It was a dream to ride. Then, we swapped and I rode a 500cc dirt-bike converted into a super-motard. It outperformed the larger Motoguzzi. So, this bike you like - I'm thinking it would take the twisties like a freaking champ.
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