:agree:It looks like the Piaggio MP3
Thanks. Of course Piaggio. Talked to a guy at Corbin a few years ago that Swore by his,
????? Wow, what a surprise! Nancy almost bought one before the Spyder came out, but they were too slow at the original 250 cc for highway work. I rode it, and it was about the easiest thing I ever rode at low speeds. When you slow before 5 mph, you just push the button and it locks up. If you don't do that, you just put down your foot. If that joker couldn't ride a Piaggio MP3, I doubt he could manage a Harley dresser.My dealer has one in his showroom. Traded in by somebody who couldn't figure out how to ride it without lots of low-speed tipovers... :shocked:
Our local HD dealer gave me one to ride for the summer last year. It was ok, but I just couldn't get used to having nothing between my legs (no tank) and its a FAR CRY from a :spyder2:. I was at the dealer just the other day looking for something else and noticed they had 3 new ones there. Just Saying
????? Wow, what a surprise! Nancy almost bought one before the Spyder came out, but they were too slow at the original 250 cc for highway work. I rode it, and it was about the easiest thing I ever rode at low speeds. When you slow before 5 mph, you just push the button and it locks up. If you don't do that, you just put down your foot. If that joker couldn't ride a Piaggio MP3, I doubt he could manage a Harley dresser.
I will have to say for a 250cc bike, it had no problem going 70 mph on a freeway.