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Firsttimeforza
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Joined: Fri Apr 29, 2022 2:54 pm
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Hi there just taken the thought to a reality and have purchased my first scooter, 2019 forza300, last bike was a vesys 650, overall quite happy and after 120mls today on argylls finest roads between lochgilphead Inveraray and oban at mostly legal speeds (had to overtake a couple of eejits) I was avg 82.2mpg according to the computer.
My only gripe so far which is maybe another topic is being a shortish arse is the height of the scooter..... any pointers or suggestions welcome and hello to everyone, cheers

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Greyerbeard
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Location: South Midlands, UK

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Welcome! With modern scooters it's not so much the height as the width... Luckily they're so well-balanced that they can be ridden feet-up at walking pace - and when you do stop it doesn't need much foot pressure to keep them upright.
And unlike modern motorcycles, they do have mudguards and centre stands!
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StephenC
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Yes, I'm not too tall either so I tend to shuffle forward on the seat before coming to rest and then shuffle back again once underway. I miss the days of when most had flat floors and curry hooks too.
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