Burgman 200
 

I want it.

http://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/...-ar156379.html

Be Big,
AMAC

Hi Alan
Nice scoot,it would be wonderful if they brought that one over to the states
People over seas get some very nice scoots that we just dont get the chance to own here in the states
Take care and ride safely dear friend
Yours Hank

For me a true 200 would be perfect now that I can use a scooter everyday. I know some complain about the dated style but it would work for me.

I'm also thinking about a SYM RV 200. Ill need to sell one of the other scooters.........

Be Big,
AMAC

If I am converting from lbs sterling to USD correctly, that could be an $8,000 scooter. Hope I'm wrong.

I get about $6334 U.S. But by the time you pay taxes, dealer prep, etc. Then yeah, you're probably hovering around 8k.

Very nice.....

I'd go with the SYM RV200. $3699 plus freight.

Personally, I'm getting around town on a new SYM Citycom 300i. Great bike and the MSRP is $4695 plus freight.

I'm close to ordering the RV200. It fits what I'm looking for.
A tru step-thru, flat floor, low seat height and smaller wheels.

I've always liked the look of the burgman 200 but its still a little to " boat like" for my everyday use.

I've ridden the citycom and its great but no flat floor and I still need to lift the leg higher than it wants to go to get on it.

Be Big,
AMAC

I like the engine size but a true step true trumps it. If I am going to have to lift my leg to get on a ride I might just as well just get a motorcycle. There are a few like sym that have real scooters.

I Here you. If I could swing a leg I'd still have my HD.

The BV350 is another tru scooter. Large wheels but step-thru. Then of course there are the Vespas. Almost forgot the SportCity. It's a short list.

It seems that those that design scooters want them more cycle. Poor choice IMO.

Be Big,
AMAC