Post by krauthamster on Apr 9, 2008 14:46:25 GMT -5
Hi all! New to (motor)bikes.
Never thought I'd get one due to fear of cars and the junk left in roads and on shoulders, but a convergence between my car dying this January, high gas prices, and fear of ending up with a used car that could break down who knows when and cost who knows what dice roll to fix sent me down to Star Scooters in Hoover, AL.
So I got a Qlink Pegasus in silver last Tuesday.
Is it just the break-in period, or is this thing always gonna go only 40 mph uphill? It is the 152.7 cc model reviewed on this same site. Anyhoo I'm gonna post this part over in the review section as well for the sake of being OT.
Yeah don't get me wrong, I love riding it. And it's the cheapest liquid-cooled bike I could find (v-imp consideration being that I live in the blazing south.
Anyhoo hating the rainy days more than ever (if possible...moreso than when I had good knees and could at least do ground-level ollies on a skateboard) and loving the freedom of a (not-too-cold) ride on dry streets!
Never thought I'd get one due to fear of cars and the junk left in roads and on shoulders, but a convergence between my car dying this January, high gas prices, and fear of ending up with a used car that could break down who knows when and cost who knows what dice roll to fix sent me down to Star Scooters in Hoover, AL.
So I got a Qlink Pegasus in silver last Tuesday.
Is it just the break-in period, or is this thing always gonna go only 40 mph uphill? It is the 152.7 cc model reviewed on this same site. Anyhoo I'm gonna post this part over in the review section as well for the sake of being OT.
Yeah don't get me wrong, I love riding it. And it's the cheapest liquid-cooled bike I could find (v-imp consideration being that I live in the blazing south.
Anyhoo hating the rainy days more than ever (if possible...moreso than when I had good knees and could at least do ground-level ollies on a skateboard) and loving the freedom of a (not-too-cold) ride on dry streets!
