Simple- post a cool pic of your Stella, or similar design scoot. Heck, cool pic of ones you spot are cool too.
Ill Start, rode Argyle across the USA today...
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and here is an older one for good measure
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Great pic, friend. My very first scooter was a creme/red Metro...that I loved...till I test rode a Buddyvwgrl1999 wrote:Here's mine on the day I bought it (last Saturday), in front of the dealer w/my old scoot behind it:
I absolutely loved that Metro! I kind of wish I could've kept it, but I really don't have a need for two scooters! haha I put 9100 miles on the Metro in the 4 years that I owned it. It will be missed, but I have wanted a Stella for years and so far I am loving it!Tam Tam wrote:Great pic, friend. My very first scooter was a creme/red Metro...that I loved...till I test rode a Buddyvwgrl1999 wrote:Here's mine on the day I bought it (last Saturday), in front of the dealer w/my old scoot behind it:
if you can swing one, it is completely and utterly worth it. The ride home from the dealer on my Stella was almost transcendental. I called a friend when I got home, giggling like a kid with a sugar high from Christmas candy. When he asked me how was the new scooter, all I could say was, 'Man, it felt like I was scooting for the first time.' I like my Blackjack like a schoolboy loves his pie, but the Stella is a whole other thing. The handling, the rattling, the clunk of shifting...everything feels amazing. I feel much more 'connected' or 'in tune' with the mechanisms of the Stella. It's hard to describe without sounding all hippie one universe stardust, but it is how it feels.scootavaran wrote:ugh!! i want a stella so bad!!
ScooterWestMaximus53 wrote:Where did you get the roll bag? I like it and it sounds like better quality than the Prima bags.ScootLemont wrote:Here is a pic with my new SX roll bag
I'm not opposed to a tire cover, but that gray plastic was hideous! My uncle was over when I took it off and he was giving me a hard time asking why I was messing with it. Once it was off and he backed up and looked at it, he commented that I was right, it did look much better, lol. Eventually I'll get the checkerboard one from Scooterworks, but a few other priorities in the way.ScootLemont wrote:kitty - looking good
& I agree - I like the look without the spare tire cover
This is my 4th one. The first was a 2000 model 2 stroke it had over 20,000km's on the clock when I sold it. The scooter was bullet proof until one of the seals failed causing an air leak which caused the engine to run lean which caused the engine to seize.skully93 wrote:ooh! I really like the satin black.
What do you think of your Star overall? I've yet to see one in person.
I know the first stella.... in fact, did you buy it from someone in the East Valley in the Tempe/Scottsdale area?JohnKiniston wrote:My first Stella
My current Stella, Atomic Fireball edition.
And in Vegas representinga whopping 2.667% of all Fireballs made.
HAHAHA! I'm just seeing this picture now. That's Toigo's P200, him and I were roommates for 8 days cross-country!JoshWED wrote:2012 4t vs. c. 1981 P200E I found on the street
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Kind of... the genuine badges are still on the horncast & of course the printing on the back of the seat.JohnKiniston wrote:You Debadged your bike?