1982 Vespa P200e

That's about how I feel -- they're a blast to ride!Tony L wrote:
Keeley, my B-I-L had one of those Puch Maxi mopeds back in the late 70's. I used to have a laugh riding it.
They're actually relatively easy to modify to increase the speed. I just got the Maxi going, and I've only ridden her up and down my little street to test things before working on her again. But totally stock, she easily hits 40 km/h before I have to slow down because the road is short. I know some guys who have their mopeds doing around 100 km/h. I don't have too much desire to go really fast.XmonikerX wrote:
Those Puch mopeds look kinda cool, but I don't think I could handle how slow they go.
redoubt wrote:They're actually relatively easy to modify to increase the speed. I just got the Maxi going, and I've only ridden her up and down my little street to test things before working on her again. But totally stock, she easily hits 40 km/h before I have to slow down because the road is short. I know some guys who have their mopeds doing around 100 km/h. I don't have too much desire to go really fast.XmonikerX wrote:
Those Puch mopeds look kinda cool, but I don't think I could handle how slow they go.
How fast will your scoot go?
-Keely.
Yeah...I don't have the balls for that.XmonikerX wrote:100km/h on a moped is crazy!
Signals are on the handlebar grips.RossBee wrote:But you've got to do the funky arm movements when turning and stopping.
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