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A Suzuki Address? That sounds suspiciously like a scooter.



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Thumbs up Suzuki Tiddlers, anyone?

I have a collection of old Suzuki 50s that are "road legal"..... well almost...that friends get to use about once a year when we have a weekend away somewhere. Not exactly touring, as it's usually about 400km round trip, but it's huge fun. There are 4 A50s from 1968 to 1976, an AC50 Maverick, RG50 and a GSXR50. Not yet on the road is a TS50 which might even make an overlander!
I also have a '73 AC50 Maverick that has an A100 engine fitted (stealth moped!). A young German girl used it last year for a five month trip around New Zealand, with only an ignition coil failure to slow her down.

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see, I knew there were more....

I wonder aswell if there is going to be more of a surge of 125cc dual sports on the market???

Who here is going to the Ripley meet? Would be good to get a 125cc camp going.
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I have a couple of 'low powered' diesel bikes and a xlr125 that I use for work, but after recent run-ins with Tommy and Alex, I don't know how welcome I'd be!



I find the smaller bikes just as much fun to ride as I do the BM.
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lol well i dunno man alex is club president.....personally i didnt mind dave, thought it was more funny than offensive.
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Hey I don't have a problem, as long as I can sneak up and write "TIT" on the back of your helmet in Tippex when you're not looking.



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Yep, it is a scooter and its exactly like the one in the picture- blue, with four gears and nippy, minimal fuel usage . In fact, its so light and easy to ride that I've given up riding both my Fazer and my dirtbike round London , and The Old Bill usually assume I'm a pizza delivery driver so don't even bother stopping me when I take a short cut across the park. It is so uncool that its almost invisible.
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I like it, I didn't realise Suzuki made that kind of scooter as well. Mind you I've still got this hankering for the Honda Ruckus/Zoomer.



So maybe there's a hidden scooterist within me?
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