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Aug 25, 2003 13:06

Can you believe it?! Some fuckin wanker stole my goodly little moped!!!!!!!! I don't think i'll ever come to terms with this injustice. Grrrrrrrrr. In other news,the restaurant is SO close to being done. I can hardly contain myself....I can't sleep because I'm thinking of menu items all the time...it's a beautiful thing. So i'm not sure what i'll ( Read more... )

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ginerg August 26 2003, 03:10:40 UTC

Noooo! Not your red machino del sexo! Do you still have your ping-pong ball helmet at least?

*tears spring unbidden from eyes*

ex_nina910 August 27 2003, 19:21:45 UTC

do you have a website for your restaurant in the works?

if not, may i do it for free? *grins*

ex_nina910 August 27 2003, 19:23:41 UTC

oh, and you can prescribe to the indie wannaberidingavespa philosophy, and not the angry lesbian philosophy.

like jacksonpritt.

jacksonpritt August 27 2003, 21:46:08 UTC

Yeah for serious - a 100cc motorcycle? Nooooo.
Don't get a motorcycle if it's not at least 350cc (unless we're talking about a step-through, like a Honda Passport). I'd vote for sticking with a scooter. What's your budget for this purchase? Are you willing to learn how to use a manual-shift scooter/motorcycle? What kind of environment will this be used in? Let me know and I'll point you towards the machine that's best for you.

bikes and stuff foodiemaniac September 28 2003, 21:01:33 UTC

So i'm thinking about buying my friend's old CB200....it's beautiful...but still under your recommended bike size. What do you think of it? I already know how to use a manual-shift, so that's not a problem. I think i'll be riding it just around town ( i live in the east bay, so around oakland, berkeley, richmond, el cerrito, etc) through some moderately hilly areas. Get back to me at your leisure :) thanks!

Re: bikes and stuff jacksonpritt September 28 2003, 21:40:21 UTC

That's probably ok, actually.
I currently ride a 180cc motor scooter, and I've gotten it up to 65mph without a lot of trouble. The 200cc scooters are supposed to be able to get to at least around 72mph so you should be fine. You may want a larger bike later, but a 200cc bike would be a great learner bike since you don't want anything too big to start out with.
And those ARE really beautiful bikes.