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I'm no dream crusher, I just feel like you should know going into this Raptor/Vespa endeavor.God you just basically described the opposite of Otis in every way![]()
Take a ride on my Vespa
I'm no dream crusher, I just feel like you should know going into this Raptor/Vespa endeavor.God you just basically described the opposite of Otis in every way![]()
I'll have you know that I have a nearly unblemished record of staunch heterosexuality.I ride bikes with a lawyer friend of mine, and he recently mentioned he was thinking about getting a Vespa. First thing that came to mind was the thought that... 'hmm, that's kinda gay, but whatever floats your boat'.
Are all male lawyers gay?
That electric motorcycle looks cool and all but I don't want to die.
This Honda thing could work:
http://m.powersports.honda.com/model/street/All%20Products/ruckus/2015?redirected=true
Still a Vespa seems tempting
Well, when in Rome.....you can act gay.I don't get why vespas/mopeds are mocked. I had one for a week in Rome and it was awesome. If you're in a densely populated city I think it would be a good idea.
I don't think speed is the objective here.If you're over 200# (Are you Otis? I'm not sure.) the ruckus will struggle to hit 30mph up any hill.
I don't think speed is the objective here.
No.I ride bikes with a lawyer friend of mine, and he recently mentioned he was thinking about getting a Vespa. First thing that came to mind was the thought that... 'hmm, that's kinda gay, but whatever floats your boat'.
Are all male lawyers gay?
Holy crap, this might be the only way I'll ever get a bike.You could also go vintage and get one of these bad boys with the sidecar. Your kids will love it. The older models run $7-10k:
http://scooter99.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/product_full/SIdecar%20Vespa%20LX%203.JPG
Or:Do people name their Vespa? You could paint it prominently on the side, something strong, masculine and virile.
Like Butch.
I don't know enough about the market to make recs, but I do like the batman stickers.Arid Filch said:I agree. What do you think about the 2 bikes I shared, 5 posts above. Which one would you buy?
that and a sissy barAre you getting one with a banana seat so your boyfriend can ride?
The Ruckus is not about speed, people. It's a cool bike to tool around side streets (not freeways) and customize if you like.Just looked up the specs on the Honda Ruckus. Don't buy this. the 49CC engine is a joke. I rented a 50cc bike in Rome and had to push myself up steep hills. You need at least a 125cc.
you must live in a flat area then, because where I live there are plenty of side streets that would not be passable with a 50cc scooterThe Ruckus is not about speed, people. It's a cool bike to tool around side streets (not freeways) and customize if you like.
If you want something to race up hills you definitely should look elsewhere.
That's good stuff.Eff these other guys. You go buy that Vespa. And when you ride that thing, you ####### own it. You sit on that som##### with authority. Grip the handles like you're getting ready to crush a drive 350 yards down the middle of the fairway. Ride that mother####er with attitude. You look at others before they look at you. You wear whatever the #### you want because you are mother####ing Otis. And they are not. You ride back from the cigar shop smoking that big ####### thing because there aren't any No Smoking signs on the ####### roadway, and if everyone else complains they can contact their ####### congressman.
I also approve, worst case scenario you get bored with it in 6 months, lol.So basically you guys think this is a good idea.
Less likely crashing head on into a brick wall at 90 mph in a Vespa, so there's that to recommend it.Lol at being concerned about owning a motorcycle but feeling safer on a Vespa. The biggest cause of motorcycle accidents is error by the other driver. Whether you're on a bike or Vespa the other drivers are still out there. The only difference is on a bike you can flow with traffic and have the power to possibly accelerate out of trouble. A vehicle that can't keep up with traffic and gets passed a lot is probably way more dangerous than owning a 250/500cc bike. And odds are you could find a used bike for about the same money.
That's not how you talk people into something, ace.That is not the worst case scenario, that would be more like a best case scenario.
What about a Segway?I'm picturing Otis on an adult-size 'big wheels' or 'hot cycle' -- thumbs up!
Looks like they have a nice color palette. The hard case biker on the far right (six down) has a matching jacket which looks pretty menacing.PS - To be fair, Otis' hood has a lotta guys wearing their pretty spring pastels with their sweater over their shoulders / tied around their waist for when it gets chilly. The biggest concern in regard to having Otis be teased would be for his sweater and polo outfit to clash with his vespa. Probably needs to buy at least three to match different outfits.
Hell, no. You're basically asking for someone to run your ### over.Otis said:So basically you guys think this is a good idea.
Honestly thought those things might be more gay. Or geriatric.Get a Can Am Spyder. More cost, more garage space needed, but less likely to fall over, more visible, and manhood questions deferred.