Well , i took the Burgman out today. Last time i spoke on here , i mentioned that it was a but heavy and a bit noisy. Well it is still noisy but I believe that is normal. I put air in the tyres today. ( Yeah yeah, should have done that on day one) it it handles beautifully . Not heavy at all . As easy to manoeuvre as my Joyride 200. My only issue today was that it was freezing. I think i need to look at some form of knee protection . Either some deflector kind of thingson the scooter or padded trousers. .
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What a load a cold air!.
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Luckydave
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Re: What a load a cold air!.
Get a Tucano Urbano,I used one on my old Hexagon
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Deleted User 5490
Re: What a load a cold air!.
I had one on Joyride too. In winter, it's brilliant. In warmer weather, it's faffage so I used to remove it. Hmm. Will look into it.
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Luckydave
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Re: What a load a cold air!.
Yep agree.I would only use one in winter but was great for keeping dry and warm,just looked like a nob with it on.Recent drive to central London noticed lot of scooter riders (couriers?) using them
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Steevw
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Re: What a load a cold air!.
Be careful - I was going to order one but I spelt it wrong and ended up with an Uncany TurbanoLuckydave wrote:Get a Tucano Urbano,I used one on my old Hexagon
It's utterly no use in a headwind.
Gone for a counselling session with Prof Burgman. 
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Luckydave
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Re: What a load a cold air!.
Like it.Reckon that looks better than a Tucano lol.