Kurt Brosch - Proud 2008 Yamaha C3 Scooter Owner

by Kurt Brosch
(Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada)

Rest stop on Hwy 23 south

Rest stop on Hwy 23 south

I ride a 2008 Yamaha C3 scooter. I use it to get to work and road trips. The fastest I've gone is 64kmh flat ground and 78kmh. downhill....lol


I am thinking of starting my own club. If you would like to see one of my adventures, check out this link:


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luv it
by: Hengky

Hi kurt, just read about your site, and i agree with u that the C3 is good. Too bad this scooter don't sold in my country (i'm from indonesia by the way). bye....

100000 miles
by: Kurt

100000 miles that is a good distance. I have been riding my C3 everywhere and I have only put 3000 kms on it. If you look up cross Canada on a scooter there is a guy and his girlfriend who doubled 4500 kms on one that was stock. I hope to do it on mine one day. The reason I chose the C3 is because it is fuel injected and when you are going over mountains there is no carburetor to mess with. I have talk to lots of people with the ruckus who have gone cross country and they seem to breakdown lots but the C3 keeps on scooting along. What ever you chose you will have a blast, keep in touch and let me know how it goes. You can look me up on face book my name is Kurt Brosch there is only two of us on there so I am easy to find. I can suggests some mods if you get one

c3
by: brad

hi i was thanking on buy a 2010 yamha c3 scooter for across contry journey. any advice about that how dependable is the c3 engine. can i get more than 10,000 miles out of this. thank's

Scoot
by: Kurt

A friend and I put a stock C3 against my modified C3. It was alot of fun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e__S7FBzrG8

Lee
by: Kurt

I wanted a 49cc scooter for awhile and looked at all of them. I chose the C3 because of where I live, being fuel injected 4 stroke I never have to worry about jetting the carb.
The under seat storage cant be beat, I still want the rear rack because I like to travel.
There are a lot of aftermarket part to make them faster….lol
And it is a comfortable nice handling scooter

Welcom to Kathi's Klan
by: Artist Carter (B0b)

Thanks for the great virtual ride. Beautiful country and a good job of taping it. You took those curves really well. Been riding long? Made me want to jump on my Blue Goose and hit the road, but I'm still in the old PJs. (That would have been a comedy.) I hope that was your front yard where you ended up spread eagle. Somewhere herein I have a little collection of photos from a ride I took around my hometown. I hope more riders will share tapes and photos of their rides. It is really all about people and our shared lives that counts in the end. Count me as one of your virtual riding buddies. The best to you. Keep the rubber side down.

C3
by: Lee

Kurt,
Tell me about the Yamaho C3.

Hey Kathi
by: Kurt

What I did was I started in Revelstoke and went to Sicamous, Vernon, Lumby, Nakusp and then back up to Revelstoke. 455km in 13 hours 41 minutes and $8 in gas. (4 hours of that is rest time) The mountain range I went through is just east of the Rocky Mountains.

Lots of hills and winding roads, Beautiful country to ride. It was a lot of fun, I just need to find some brave people to join me next time.

Welcome!
by: Kathi

Hey Kurt... Thanks for joining the club. Always room for more scooterists from Canada. :)

I embedded your video, so other visitors don't have to leave my site to see your adventure. Cool video... did you mount the camera on your scooter?

Beautiful country too... whereabouts was it? (I didn't recognize the name of the mountain range.)

Keep us posted...

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