Anybody from Colorado?
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scootertrog
Missouri, USA
91 octane is the highest test I can get in SW Missouri, it is running around $2.70/gallon right now (4/13/07).
scootertrog
scootertrog
Big B NRG
Well, this is awkward
What's your setup?
dartmaster187
Well-Known Member
Hmm nice, but why the mirror on the left side of the steering wheel?
Is it obliged (or something like that
) or...?
Is it obliged (or something like that
) or...?Hmm nice, but why the mirror on the left side of the steering wheel?
Is it obliged (or something like that
It's easier to see behind you with the mirror on the left imo. I ride this in metro Atlanta so lots of crazy traffic.
-AeroxXtreme!-
Well-Known Member
you can drive something like that on the streets in america without getting the cops behind you?
here in europe they would impound it ! dirty bastards
here in europe they would impound it ! dirty bastards
still be careful. esp if it is not tagged or reg'd. A cop could stop you (esp if he is bored or annoyed by that chainsaw noise), fine you with driving without certification, wreckless driving, improper equipment, noise violations, and speeding. They will impound your scoot, rack up a bunch of moving violation points, and fine the heck out of you. . Its happened here in NC abunch of times. I know, I've been stopped. Maybe in GA you have to register/tag your bike, then it doesnt matter.
I'm using the stage 6 air filter that alot of people here use.
scootertrog
Missouri, USA
What are the quietest aftermarket filters? I have the Arreche "porcupine" filter, it sounds like more noise comes from it than the pipe, lol. A couple of my friends use the K&N conical filter, and it is really loud, plus it's too exposed to rain.
scootertrog
IkKe00
Well-Known Member
I am one of the few people here in belgium that drives with a "fast" (not so fast but ) setup, and I also had a big noise problem.
So I fitted a gocart airbox in my buddy with some foam on the sides of the buddy.
It sounds excelent you get a nice deep roar but you couldnt hear the difference with a 50cc with an aftermarket exhaust.
) setup, and I also had a big noise problem.So I fitted a gocart airbox in my buddy with some foam on the sides of the buddy.
It sounds excelent you get a nice deep roar but you couldnt hear the difference with a 50cc with an aftermarket exhaust.
stutte
Well-Known Member
hello I’m from Belgium . if I would come to the states and drive my scooter (mbk stunt:hebo 70cc,mhr pipe,21 carb,mhr ignition,...)there . what would I have to do to be legal ? I would really like to do a road trip over there. do you need a license and insurance from the states our can I keep my paperwork from Belgium ? are there a lot of scooter hating cops over there ? and what is the worst that could happen if I got caught ?
MONZAV8
Well-Known Member
you would have to secure insurance that is valid in the US. I would imagine (and dont take my word on this) that your Belgian registration and number plate would be ok. The rules vary state by state...so you would really have to check with a couple of the state you plan on traveling to, then the rules for those couple states would apply for most others. Sorry, I dont really know the answer to this one...all I know is that when I come to Europe to tour on scooter, I plan on renting so I dont have to worry about all that stuff
John
New guy in town...
S6R LC, c16, 21mm dellorto, S6 12mm crank, 05 MHR overrange, a bunch of other stuff & steve urkel headlights.
Haha Steve urkel headlights. F*king priceless!
Its fun to see that there are Us people @ the forum.
Nice to know that scooter tuning is conquering the world!
