My GZ-- La Poderosita-- is gone...

tcrave · 06-06-2011, 06:53 PM

Most scooters I have seen cannot keep up on the road. 98% of them are not registered, insured, or licensed. That is why they annoy me. Maybe it is different in other places, but here, that is what I observe. If the scooters were licensed, registered, and insured and could keep up, then I would have no problem with them.

I have no problem with bicycles. I think they are great! If I see someone on a bicycle, as long as they are riding with a brain, my hats off to them, I enjoy seeing that. Its helping the environment, giving them exercise, and there are countless more benefits. If they are riding like an idiot, all bets are off.

Wouldn't it irritate you if you paid for a permit and all these people that have not paid a darn thing are taking up all the spots, leaving you with nowhere to park?

But, I will say I would much rather see someone on a scooter than in an SUV any day of the week.

06-06-2011, 06:53 PM	#11
tcrave Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Cape Girardeau, MO Posts: 90	Re: My GZ-- La Poderosita-- is gone... Most scooters I have seen cannot keep up on the road. 98% of them are not registered, insured, or licensed. That is why they annoy me. Maybe it is different in other places, but here, that is what I observe. If the scooters were licensed, registered, and insured and could keep up, then I would have no problem with them. I have no problem with bicycles. I think they are great! If I see someone on a bicycle, as long as they are riding with a brain, my hats off to them, I enjoy seeing that. Its helping the environment, giving them exercise, and there are countless more benefits. If they are riding like an idiot, all bets are off. Wouldn't it irritate you if you paid for a permit and all these people that have not paid a darn thing are taking up all the spots, leaving you with nowhere to park? But, I will say I would much rather see someone on a scooter than in an SUV any day of the week. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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