Sgt Ernie Bilko wrote:Bear in mind this is on the UK Daelim site. Can't make head or tail.....
Daelim S3 125cc Maxi Scooter:
'Apart from good looks, the S3 a liquid-cooled engine with fuel injection 125cc scooter even has a proximity indicator model for automotive ignition, with a bicycle on the fob walk Electrical important in your pocket, turn the ignition key to see the blue lights scanning of dials and clocks especially the Start button. It is true, there really is no need to search for such a key with cold hands on this style.'
'The seat is at the touch of a button to open, as the tank valve (provided you have the mass in the bag) and you can lock it without a key to. In truth, the only time you can use the most important thing, if you prefer to open the cupboard behind the legshield.'
Try this Sarg, (courtesy of T&G).
"Aside from the aesthetics, the S3 boasts a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 125cc engine and the scooter even has a car style proximity sensor for the ignition; simply walk up to the scooter with the electronic key fob in your pocket, twist the ignition switch, watch the blue lit clocks sweep their respective dials and press the starter button. That’s right there’s no need to be fumbling about for a key with cold hands on this beauty. The seat can be opened at the push of a button too, as can the fuel filler (as long as you have the key in your pocket) and you can lock the steering without putting a key in as well. In fact the only time you need to use the key is when you want to open the lockable cubbyhole behind the legshields. Keyless ignition may only be a simple gadget, but it works well and sets the Daelim apart from the competition."
I've seen much worse in the '80s when the market was flooded with Far Eastern VHS recorders...
