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^^^ OH, that looks great, Skuuter!
Yeah, a few decades of being the organizer might be enough for a while.
Love the scooter rally shots!

Can you strap it on both sides somehow--from the handlebars to some structure, like you were transporting it? Wouldn't take much force and straps could be taken off quickly. OOoooo, yeah! How about a couple of Ancra straps from the handlebars, tied to eyelets in a 4 x 8 sheet of medium-weight plywo...

Indyglow wrote:That seat really looks nice!!!

I think so, too!!
Great looking scoot, DustOff!

OH ... I'm totally jeaous of your coffee holder. I forget to buy smaller coffees when we're out riding and I wind up wasting them, getting antsy to get back on the road.
(Hmmm ... maybe de-caff is the answer.)

chucktuna wrote:
That's was one of the WKRP rallies out of Cinncinnati

Oh, man ... all that fun riding AND Cincinnati Chili!!
Dang. I could eat a Five-Way right NOW ... and it's only breakfast time.

Tie it to the Burgman? :-)

No, seriously, it would sincerely bother me to come home to that.
Trying to level the area sounds difficult and shielding it from the wind might look kinda hokey.
Would this be a good excuse to construct a backyard outbuilding?

Vagabondman ... equally gorgeous photos!
(Insert slightly jealous face here.)

Beautiful photos, Brian, THANKS!
You have found a lovely Eden.

Is there such a thing as a battery operated GPS ? I was about to post that our Garmin Nuvi (automobile version) has an internal battery and it is really not adequate for much use. BUT ... looked at the Garmin web site ... it revealed the Zumo has an internal battery with estimated 7 hours of life v...

That's a great-looking bike ... and you're definitely making the most of it.

you you wrote:
Woody Allen in the sleeper. My brain, my second favourite organ!

+1

Maybe it's a regional dialect issue ... were you at?

Fascinating discussion in this older thread ... when the the PCX 150 was just a dream on the horizon.
These cute little scooters sure have captured us!

Thanks gokidd! I just received my new Honda top case and then realized the lock cylinder was not included, so I'm waiting for that to have the box installed. Eva mentioned she would like to have something to lean back on so it's a surprise accessory for her. Like we need any additional motivation t...

Congratulations and well done, PA dude.
It's a fun ride!

I would dislike being struck by lightning in Washington, as that is my tenderest region.

gn2 wrote:You don't want to breathe the air or drink the water in California.
Everyone who ever died in California drank the water and breathed the air.
And don't sleep in a bed, ever.
Most people who die, they die in bed.
Dangerous things beds.

Salient social science, gn2.

Hi, Skuuter: I'm interested in the stability of the Forza ridden two-up at highway speed. My wife and I rode the PCX 150 (two-up) on a few miles of freeway this weekend, throttle wide open, and the feeling in the bars was "skittish" at best. Not pleasant for me. Later the same day, I rode ...

Great looking Hondas, Ole!
Looks like you are making good use of them.
Your clear windscreen looks like a great addition to the 1100.
Congrats!

Thank you for posting, Indy.
I want to retain the storage under the saddle, but I need to be able to sit back aft a bit more and lean my body forward.
I like the mods idea.

After another day of riding, I am convinced: the problem for me isn't the handlebars, it's the hump in the seat.
Danggit.