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Margy wrote:
Sylvain wrote: agreed; what I have been looking for for a while now is actually a road worthy, i.e., street legal, not toys, foldable scooter (I have bad legs, I need an engine), not only when flying, but something I could have in the truck of the car at all time (again, can't walk far, and getting stuck in the middle of nowhere, where Murphy's law demands lack of cell phone coverage, is something I kindof dread); The one thing I found so far that would fit the bill quite nicely, except may be for its 50cc which seems a bit weak, especially since it would not be considered a mopped in California anyway, is the Italian built Di Blasi: http://www.diblasi.it/Folding_Scoote...rodotto&Lng=En The snag is though that they are not cheap by a long shot -- note: I am not connected to this company in any way, just wish I could be as a customer :-)) anyone out there knows this bike, i.e., has actually tried it? --Sylvain We have a pair of them (both fit on the backseat of the Navion quite well). Ron does really well with his, I crashed mine the first day I had it and had to wear an ankle to upper thigh brace for a week or so and still have the remnants of Fox Mill Road stuck in my chin. I'm not as much of a fan. I really liked it until I crashed :-). The wheels are tiny, don't twist around too much or it goes over. Wear a helmet! We used them in Georgia when we were at a week long fly in and they were great (small roads, etc.). Driving during OSH on the main roads gives me the creeps but Ron can zip around no problem. Yes, I am a wimp! Margy I have one too. It doesn't qualify as a motorcycle in Ohio either. Mine is now licensed as a motorcycle. I'm thinking of riding it to a custom chopper show so I can be the envy of all! It will fit through the baggage door of my Archer but it takes nerves of steel to ride it on the street. 30 mph is how fast they drive over speed bumps around here, not that the speed bumps are noticed when the occupant is driving 4 tons of SUV while talking on a cell phone. However, I am thinking about shipping it to OSH this summer. That's when I long for it. Tom McQuinn |
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