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Nov 16, 2017
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An 80 year olds impression NEW
by: Roger

I recently purchased my 2008 SYM RV 250 from a private owner. His pride in this scooter was evident. He delivered it to me with a full tank of gas and gave it a love pat when he said goodbye. It is in excellent condition with only 4000 total miles on the odometer. It has an excellent factory paint job, as good as any I have ever seen. The weight difference, between it and my Honda Elite-80, was immediately obvious. However it is still less than half the weight of the Harley Dresser I rode in 1976. I give it an Excellent.helium

Dec 30, 2008
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SYM RV 250
by: Anonymous

I've got almost 4000 miles on my rv 250. It's great. very steady on the road. brakes are strong and smooth. got a new tall windshield for it. really cuts the wind off. i avg about 60 mpg. Since I'm tall, i took off the back support and can sit back further. very comfy. next thing i gonna do is get some new mirrors on it so i can see dirctly behind me better. All in all, a superior ride. very comfortable and i think its going to be very durable. I guess my only concern is that i need a new rear tire. the current one is just about worn out with only 4000 miles.

Dec 02, 2008
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Great Review, Ron!
by: Kathi

Hey Ron... Great review! I really enjoyed reading your likes and dislikes. I think comfort and sway are 2 things that are most difficult for new scooter riders to get used to. Having the right equipment... and knowing your limits are extremely important. Have fun scootin'!

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