Joe Nobles - Proud Owner of a Jonway YY50QT 50cc Scooter
by Joe Nobles
(Old Town, Florida)
Here's my ride!
I am Joe Nobles and I own a Zhejiang Jonway Shenke Co. Ltd. YY50QT 50cc scooter. I am a newbie to scooting... I just got my 50cc Chinese, it was given to me for free!
One of my classmates had been trying to get rid of it for a little while and found out I was going broke driving my car back and forth to college (42 miles each way). He understood my situation so he said I could have the scooter.
I'm a 45 years old unemployed junior in the Respiratory Care program at Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Florida. I've owned my scooter since 4/4/11... I've never driven either a scooter or motorcycle before.
I tested it out on the 4/2 and liked it right off the bat! So now instead of spending 60 bucks a week driving my Dodge, it's only $12 on the scooter; the catch is it takes 2 hours to cover the distance to school but it works for the time being. I am an old school kind of guy and hope to own a 50cc Vespa one day after I graduate from my program (and land a job!).
So keep on scooting!
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