Nikki Sypult: hi I even have owned 2 Honda Silverwing scooters,a YamahaYP400 a Sukuzi 650 Burgman and have in basic terms bought my Piaggio B500 so i think of maxi scooters are super. All my acquaintances think of i'm nuts as all of them own activities motorcycles yet as quickly as we bypass on a trip outs i'm no longer that a ways at the back of them,I even have additionally carried out a music day on the 1st silverwing i owned. We attended a trip out to the ace cafe in basic terms in the previous Christmas and that i had individual after individual slagging my scooter off,as quickly as I asked if that they had ever ridden one all of them reported no and that they does no longer been seen ineffective on a "girly" scooter. in basic terms final week we went to a sparkling community bike assembly held at a pub and that i replaced into instructed i replaced into no longer welcome if i got here lower back on my scooter! I paintings interior the bike commerce and have use of a! ny bike i prefer yet frequently %. the vast scooters to apply. Say not greater....Show more
Branden Round: The only issue with maxi-scooters is that the smaller diameter tires wear out faster. The big scooters are heavier than a motorcycle of the same cc.
Romeo Tinnea: First, a motorcycle is not more expensive than a maxi-scooter. A Yamaha V Star Classic has a M.S.R.P. of $6,590. A little Suzuki Boulevard S40 costs only $4,899. Suzuki's Burgman 650 is $8,699 and even the 500cc Yamaha TMAX is $7,999. For performance, a motorcycle is $2K - $3K less than a maxi-scooter. You can add saddlebags, tail box, and windshield and will still be less money than a maxi-scooter.http://www.fuelly.com/motorcycle/suzuki/burgman%20... The Burgman 650 gets about 50 mpg average.http://www.fuelly.com/motorcycle/suzuki/savage%20l... Baulevard S40 gets about 49 mpgThe maxi-scooter as similar weight capacities, has far more driver and passenger comfort -- the question is that $2,! 000 more for the scooter is worth of it....Show more
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