Rickster - Proud Owner of 2009 SYM RV250 Scooter
by Rick
(Fredericksburg, Tx, USA)
SYM RV250 Scooter
I am new to scooters, but not two-wheelin'! My first bike was a 1972 Triumph T100r. I rode that bike for 14 years. Then, I met my last wife, who was deathly afraid of motorcycles. After sitting in the garage for a year, I finally sold it.
I've dreamed of being back on a bike ever since. Recently, after 22 years, I divorced that high-maintenance psycho and celebrated my new freedom with a scooter.
I've been having a lot of fun with it! I use it mostly for just running around town and to and from work. The gas I saved by not driving my pickup was enough to pay for the scooter, insurance, and gas, combined.
That's what you call good financial planning! Now that I've got back into the riding part, I'm looking to hook up with some other scoot riders in the Fredericksburg/ Hill Country area. Not looking for long distance riding, just local runs and meets at areas like Enchanted Rock, Luckenbach, and the like.
Being single again means all cute single ladies are welcome to ride along or on back! Any interest in forming a local club here in Fredericksburg?
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