Christophe Noel
Expedition Leader
We recently sold my wife's 150cc Vespa and holy cow, was that a scary proposition. Throngs of people lined up to buy it, and selling it was a sinch. We bought it for $2800, rode it for three years and sold it for $2600. Not too shabby. However, here are just a few of the questions I received either in person or via phone and email chats from at least a dozen different people:
"I'd like to buy your scooter, can you help me load it in my Honda CRV?"
"My daughter wants a Vespa desperately. Can you teach her to ride it" Before I could say no, the next question came. "She's 13. Is that too young?"
"I work in Anthem and live in Tempe. Will this go fast enough for the freeway." <cue the Dumb and Dumber clip>
"What kind of mileage does it get? Roughly 45mpg. "Hmmmm....how long does it take to charge? Oh, you mean it burns GAS??" :Wow1:
"I'll take it. Can you ride it to me in Tucson. I'll pay for the fuel."
"What's that?" That's a kick starter. "Doesn't it have a key? :beer:
There were more. Remember everyone, these people are on the roads with us.
"I'd like to buy your scooter, can you help me load it in my Honda CRV?"
"My daughter wants a Vespa desperately. Can you teach her to ride it" Before I could say no, the next question came. "She's 13. Is that too young?"
"I work in Anthem and live in Tempe. Will this go fast enough for the freeway." <cue the Dumb and Dumber clip>
"What kind of mileage does it get? Roughly 45mpg. "Hmmmm....how long does it take to charge? Oh, you mean it burns GAS??" :Wow1:
"I'll take it. Can you ride it to me in Tucson. I'll pay for the fuel."
"What's that?" That's a kick starter. "Doesn't it have a key? :beer:
There were more. Remember everyone, these people are on the roads with us.
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