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I was well aware of it obviously. This was an actual on-road review. Even better, a video review!babblefish wrote:?
http://www.modernbuddy.com/forum/viewto ... ight=honda
But will we ever get them in the US? I doubt it.wheelbender6 wrote:Great to see more details on that 750 scoot. It will be beyond my budget, but other manufacturers will likely follow suit. It's cool to see a maxi scooter that looks lean and agile.
Why? Technically, it's a scooter.BigDaddy SnakeOiler wrote:Not a scooter
The reason there's no pegs is they said it gives you the flexibility to move your feet and weight forward or backward to effect handling. Evidently that's a huge improvement over traditional bikes with pegs.Point37 wrote:needs real pegs...other than that it looks like a blast to ride!
would probably be fine for seated riding on light fire roads which looks like that's about the terrain limit of this but i wouldn't want to stand on wet floorboards...and those tires seem like they are geared for dirt/mud riding...either way i'd be interested in taking a test ride to check it out if it ever makes it to the USk1dude wrote:The reason there's no pegs is they said it gives you the flexibility to move your feet and weight forward or backward to effect handling. Evidently that's a huge improvement over traditional bikes with pegs.Point37 wrote:needs real pegs...other than that it looks like a blast to ride!
It also allows riders of different statures to easily find a comfortable stance and sitting position.