Dooglas wrote:
hendon wrote:
The delivery guys here ride in snow all the time.
I'll bet they don't do it with a new GTS. (Finally, a use for a still running Chinascoot
)
I've ridden my new (now older) GTS through several winters now. It's possible to ride in the snow but requires a big, BIG adjustment is attitude and skill. I dumped my previous LX150 once when I first started riding in the winter and it occurred because I thought I could ride in much the same way as I did when it rained.
Since then the scooter has not been down in the snow. Or ice.
And I have the good luck to ride in an area where traffic isn't as heavy as it might be in a city.
I've posted some of my winter rides on my blog with pictures. You can seem them in the post [url=http://vespalx150.blogspot.com/2008/11/winter-riding.html]WINTER RIDING[/url].