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superjackal
23rd August 2013, 15:41
1. Is it socially acceptable to boot a scooter that cuts you off?
2. If they do it twice in one week is it acceptable to follow them home and bash them to a pulp with your helmet?
scott411
23rd August 2013, 15:44
1. Is it socially acceptable to boot a scooter that cuts you off?
2. If they do it twice in one week is it acceptable to follow them home and bash them to a pulp with your helmet?
1. Yes, especially if they are on a cell phone at the time,
2. Yes,
Maha
23rd August 2013, 15:50
Scooters are for men who want to ride motorcycles but prefer to feel the wind on their Vaginas. :scooter:
Paul in NZ
23rd August 2013, 15:54
1. Is it socially acceptable to boot a scooter that cuts you off?
2. If they do it twice in one week is it acceptable to follow them home and bash them to a pulp with your helmet?
No - no its not.... You need to hand in your man card for going so slow that a scooter could cut you off....
Or
realistically - arse be arses - let it wash over you and trouble you not.....
5150
23rd August 2013, 15:55
Scooters are for men who want to ride motorcycles but prefer to feel the wind on their Vaginas. :scooter:
Mmmmmm, I like Vagimite :cool:
superjackal
23rd August 2013, 16:06
No - no its not.... You need to hand in your man card for going so slow that a scooter could cut you off....
Or
realistically - arse be arses - let it wash over you and trouble you not.....
Do they not ride scooters in the land of sugar and spice and all things nice then...?
buggerit
23rd August 2013, 16:25
Scooters are for men who want to ride motorcycles but prefer to feel the wind on their Vaginas. :scooter:
mystery solved!!, I always wondered what the whistling was when I pass them:D
unstuck
23rd August 2013, 16:31
Scooters are for men who want to ride motorcycles but prefer to feel the wind on their Vaginas. :scooter:
Never once had the wind in my vagina while riding a scooter, must of been riding the wrong kind of scooter, or my dress was too long.:argh:
awa355
23rd August 2013, 18:34
Scooters are for men who want to ride motorcycles but prefer to feel the wind on their Vaginas. :scooter:
Not passing this one up.:wacko: Scooter riders ride scooters so they can rest their balls in the underseat storage.
Ever seen a ' big balls' storage on a bike?? Nah, thought not :scooter:
Road kill
23rd August 2013, 18:40
My older sister used to own a Triumph Princess scooter.
On that alone I say "burn em' all"
Big Dave
23rd August 2013, 18:45
No. Give yourself an upper cut for letting a scooter get in front of you.
Big Dave
23rd August 2013, 18:50
Blanket Scroter condemnations are misplaced.
It depends on the scooter.
GT300i Vespa. Sick fun in an urban environment.
Aprilia Max Biaggi replica 50. Motorised skateboard. Fun.
Gutless Chinese knockoff. Not so much.
mossy1200
23rd August 2013, 19:00
I like to let scooters beat me from the lights. Well for at least the first three sets.
Blackbird
23rd August 2013, 21:05
Blanket Scroter condemnations are misplaced.
It depends on the scooter.
GT300i Vespa. Sick fun in an urban environment.
Aprilia Max Biaggi replica 50. Motorised skateboard. Fun.
Gutless Chinese knockoff. Not so much.
Yamaha 125 automatic scroter in Rarotonga...... Great fun cos your mates can't see you :laugh:
Paul in NZ
23rd August 2013, 21:44
Do they not ride scooters in the land of sugar and spice and all things nice then...?
Only in a sedate fashion (if riden by gay men) or coquettishly if riden by Dita Von Teese lookalikes.... (side saddle)
HenryDorsetCase
23rd August 2013, 22:22
I had quite a bit of fun on mine when i had it
pritch
24th August 2013, 08:35
Nothing beats a moped for getting around town, you can ride on the footpath, you can even park on the footpath right outside the bank. Try that on a Harley.
FJRider
24th August 2013, 12:02
1. Is it socially acceptable to boot a scooter that cuts you off?
2. If they do it twice in one week is it acceptable to follow them home and bash them to a pulp with your helmet?
1. If said scooter rider cuts off a rider on a ER-5 ... it is socially acceptable for the ER-5 rider to be pissed off.
2. If it happens to said ER-5 rider twice in one week ... it is socially acceptable for that scooter rider to call that ER-5 rider a NOOB ... to his (her ??) face.
Big Dave
24th August 2013, 12:09
, you can ride on the footpath, you can even park on the footpath right outside the bank. Try that on a Harley.
*Shrugs*. I call that 'Thursdays'.
caseye
24th August 2013, 12:50
Yamaha 125 automatic scroter in Rarotonga...... Great fun cos your mates can't see you :laugh:
+ one to that, awesome way of getting about the place! Loved it.
Cheap as chips too.
Don't forget to update yer raro licence b4 you go back, thieving buggers.
Berries
24th August 2013, 13:10
1. If said scooter rider cuts off a rider on a ER-5 ... it is socially acceptable for the ER-5 rider to be pissed off.
2. If it happens to said ER-5 rider twice in one week ... it is socially acceptable for that scooter rider to call that ER-5 rider a NOOB ... to his (her ??) face.
I thought an ER-5 was a scooter?
davereid
24th August 2013, 13:19
I thought an ER-5 was a scooter?
Nah. On my scooter I can carry two 15 packs of beer. My scooter has a place in the world. An ER5 can't carry F' - all and its too small and gutless to be a motorcycle. An ER5 has no purpose except to be cut off by virtually anything else on the road.
Erelyes
24th August 2013, 15:35
you can even park on the footpath right outside the bank.
Who still goes to the bank more than once or twice a year? :blink:
\m/
24th August 2013, 18:31
1. Yes.
2. No, don't risk damaging your helmet, use your fists.
mossy1200
24th August 2013, 19:24
I thought an ER-5 was a scooter?
ER-5 isn't a fart gone wrong?
Swoop
26th August 2013, 08:54
I was most surprisedthat a scroter wasn't knocked off the road on Saturday...
Nth Western Motorway heading west. One cheap-shit 50cc scroter (blue) in the right hand lane, screaming to keep up around 70kmh.
The chap in the bighorn 4x4 was one metre off of said scroter's arse and appeared QUITE ready to get scroter bug-splatter on his windshield and in his tyre tread.
Why do scroterists' feel the need to be in the fast lane? Seriously?
awa355
26th August 2013, 13:42
I was most surprisedthat a scroter wasn't knocked off the road on Saturday...
Nth Western Motorway heading west. One cheap-shit 50cc scroter (blue) in the right hand lane, screaming to keep up around 70kmh.
The chap in the bighorn 4x4 was one metre off of said scroter's arse and appeared QUITE ready to get scroter bug-splatter on his windshield and in his tyre tread.
Why do scroterists' feel the need to be in the fast lane? Seriously?
When your only gear is top gear, where else would you ride, but the ' fast ' lane. :scooter:
I have owned a few scooters amongst my 28 bikes over the years, and cant see any practical use for a two wheeler that only does 60kph. Even sitting on 80-90ks on the open road, I still cruise along the shoulder, and have never had any problems with traffic.
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McFatty1000
26th August 2013, 14:09
Whats the legality of scooters in the cycle lane?
Had an incidence of three trying to push me off the road (I was on a push bike). Nearly went back to get my bike and see if I could find them and 'talk' it over.
I mean, apart from the obvious part where they were dangerously close and being somewhat aggressive...
ICE180
26th August 2013, 14:20
cyclist lanes are for non motorised transport
so even the push bikes with motors are not supposed to use them
heaps on them as the north western motorway in AKL has a cycle lane that 50cc scooters use as they are not alloud on the motor way
-df-
26th August 2013, 15:38
the north western motorway in AKL has a cycle lane that 50cc scooters use as they are not alloud on the motor way
Seen cops a few times having words with Scooters on that lane at the Pt Chev end.
An ER5 has no purpose except to be cut off by virtually anything else on the road.
Strange, my old ER5 would regularly get stuck behind "super" bikes while lane splitting on the Auckland motorway
superjackal
26th August 2013, 16:54
ER-5 isn't a fart gone wrong?
Do little kids get disappointed when they find out you're not really a ninja?
FJRider
18th September 2013, 18:27
I thought an ER-5 was a scooter?
More than a few believe they are .... with some justification I might add :msn-wink:
superjackal
20th September 2013, 12:30
Strange, my old ER5 would regularly get stuck behind "super" bikes while lane splitting on the Auckland motorway
I seem to have the same problem. Wonder what's up with all the ER-5 haters? Maybe they're grumpy because that shat their nappies on their super-duper-wanna-be-bikes...?
MIXONE
20th September 2013, 14:12
Seen cops a few times having words with Scooters on that lane at the Pt Chev end.
Strange, my old ER5 would regularly get stuck behind "super" bikes while lane splitting on the Auckland motorway
It's not what you ride,it's the way you ride it...:scooter:
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