2008 RV 250 Gas Scooter Review

by Barney
(Cleveland)

2008 RV 250 Gas Scooter Review: I rode motorcycles for years, but kids... job... nagging ex-wife... I finally got back to riding this summer. I read a bazillion reviews and looked at many bikes before buying this scooter. Yup, brand new in 2010.


It ride and handles great, look very cool and like others, I get asked questions and get looks everywhere I travel.

It all started with a weak battery... then a blown CDI, then the headlights went out, all of this was finally traced to the voltage regulator... but wait! Now the dash lights are on the fritz.

And all of this happened after Carter Brothers (US distributor) lost their stock in a huge fire.

Fortunately, the folks and Pride of Cleveland have gone out of their way to take care of this matter. They have gotten parts from Canada and all of it is being run through the Warranty system.

The only thing about the bike that concerns me it that the seat hinge seems a little flimsy.

My girlfriend her kids and my oldest daughter are all eager to learn to ride...

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Aug 18, 2010
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Fun, fun, fun!
by: Kathi

Thanks for leaving your SYM scooter review, Barney. Sounds like you're having a great time on your SYM RV 250 scooter. By all means, encourage your loved ones to learn to ride too. Scootering isn't just for men! :D

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