"GASS"
by Boris
(Colorado)
The wife & I live in Greeley, Colorado. We each have our own Scoots, are in our 50s & ride constantly (except in snow). We started a local group called "GASS" (Greeley Area Scooter Society) & now have 7 members. We are sponsored by our local Scooter shop.
Every other Saturday we meet up & do rides all over the community & out in the country. Most have 50cc Scoots & we have a ball. During the week when we are going somewhere around town & see another Scoot rider, we hand out flyers & this is how we keep getting more riders involved. Soon we have an all day ride planned to the mountains everyone is looking forward to.
We've met some great people, have had a lot of fun, everyone learns about Scooters, & after the rides we all go to a local pizza place where it was arranged we get 1/2 off on all food & drinks.
This is a very inexpensive, fun filled way to meet new friends, share a common interest, make new connections, see new things & experience the rush of riding in a group doing something healthy. Highly recommended.
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