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honda 150cc scooters

May 16th, 2010 admin No comments

Looking for 150cc scooter and need help deciding between KYMCO, Piaggio Fly Scooter or Honda. Help!?

I have to use for commuting and want something that is good, but do not require anything fancy. Love Vespa views, but also witnessed some nice looking Honda scooters. Piaggione under Vespa and a little cheaper than the original Vespa model. They're Italian. You tell me why Honda is good.

Believe me, I scoot major buff. I did a lot of research on the scooter, and I can tell you now that Piaggio is the way to go. I myself am going to buy sometime before 150 Fly 15th October, Piaggio has a promo going on to college, where you get free top case and $ 50 gas card with purchase of 50 or 150th Fly Piaggio scooters have the exact same engine as Vespas do, just missing steel body - have a steel frame, but the plastic body. Piaggio own Aprilia (Scarabeo ring a bell?), Gilera, Vespa, Moto Guzzi, Derbi and, among other companies. They know what they are doing. Vespa has been around since the 40th years, so you can be sure that Piaggio * * knows how to build a solid, reliable scooter. There is also Italian, so it will be elegant, sexy, and long-lasting. KYMCO scooter is good, too. It's Taiwan, and my cousins in Holland had problems with their people, KYMCO, so I do not know. It's a good name, though. However, it is not a Piaggio. Honda is an amazing company. Very reliable cars, motorcycles and scooters. Personally, I do not like the way Honda scooter to look at the states (I do not know where you live, so I'm assuming USA), but I saw some beautiful Hondas, Italy, when I was there a week ago, and would jump at the opportunity to buy, when Piaggio was expelled. I would rate scooters, in this order: Piaggio (In long shot) Honda KYMCO If you live outside the U.S., where Piaggio Liberty is available, I would certainly recommended that particular scooter over Fly. I saw * so much freedom in Europe while I was there earlier this month, and I heard that the top seller in Europe. By the way, Fly is a very good model that will last you through the time. However, the decision is ultimately up to you. Your fly will cost you about $ 3,600 for transportation costs and labor, to put it together, which were added to (Trust me - I went to my local Vespa dealer yesterday and got a prize). Quite expensive, but worth it. Good luck with what choice do!