Oh come on the first choice would be the definitive Maxi Scooter - The Fantastic Burgman 650 Executive. The second would be the Maxi Scooter that all are compared against - The Burgman 650 Executive. The total package is unbeatable.
Different opinions are available.
If money was no object
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Gerard C
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StevenM
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Re: If money was no object
Thought it was just for step through scooters not bikes. If thats the case then I would have a bmw c600 and a fjr1300as.
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Hexatony 2
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Re: If money was no object
For coffee shop posing - a Vespa Gran Sport 150 (preferably the Messerschmitt version), exquisite style and a turbine smooth engine. The tourer ? Burgman 650.-
richie the 1st
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Re: If money was no object
If it was a blank cheque ????????????????????? with lots of these to run it as well.
Nowi have a garage [1st time] Then it would have too be the
Honda Goldwing 1800.
Nowi have a garage [1st time] Then it would have too be the
Honda Goldwing 1800.
Old honda sh125.
New Honda sh125.
Ride free,ride safe.
New Honda sh125.
Ride free,ride safe.
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anonstarter
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Re: If money was no object
If they had to be step thru auto then the Burgman 650 Executive for touring and the Aprilia 850 SRV for everyday whoopies! 
If you want to be incrementally better: Be competitive. If you want to be exponentially better: Be cooperative.
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halfabusa
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Re: If money was no object
Of course a hayabusa for blasts and a halfabusa (650 burgman) for touring 
NC750X DCT
FJR1300
Burgman 400 gone
Tmax 500 Sold
Burgman 650 dead...
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Dave Weller
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Re: If money was no object
I would get a Silverwing and a S-Wing, but that would mean selling the 2013 Deauville next time I go to Dobles. Nurse stronger tablets please.
Honda NC750 Manual
VESPA GTS250
Royal Enfield HNTR 350
Honda Wave 110i
VESPA GTS250
Royal Enfield HNTR 350
Honda Wave 110i
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andyscooter
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Re: If money was no object
touring vespa gts300ie
day to day honda pcx
well im nearly there then
day to day honda pcx
well im nearly there then
i was an atheist until i realised i am god
Remember its a speed limit not a target
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Remember its a speed limit not a target
gilera runner vxr200 (chavped)
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Re: If money was no object
I could easily go for that combo too.anonstarter wrote:If they had to be step thru auto then the Burgman 650 Executive for touring and the Aprilia 850 SRV for everyday whoopies!
Putting the lightest roller weights possible on the SRV should make it unstoppable in traffic lights.
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Cookie
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Re: If money was no object
I would trade my PCX for an S-wing to do the local running around and shopping stuff.
I'd keep my Silverwing as it does everything that I need touring wise.
With the money I saved I'd go to a better class of fish n chip shop when I'm out
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I'd keep my Silverwing as it does everything that I need touring wise.
With the money I saved I'd go to a better class of fish n chip shop when I'm out
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