Theresa - Proud Owner of a Yamaha Morphous Scooter

by Theresa
(La Puente, CA)




Me on my Yamaha Morphous scooter

Me on my Yamaha Morphous scooter

I love my Yamaha Morphous scooter. There's nothing old fashioned or "retro" about my baby. It's strictly Johnny Rocket all the way!

I love that it looks like a rocket from the front and a Cadillac Escalade from the back.




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Theresa - Proud Owner of a Yamaha Morphous Scooter

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May 10, 2012
i just got one. NEW
by: franco

hey, do you still have it? text me 6266171910

May 10, 2012
i just got one. NEW
by: franco

hey, do you still have it? text me 6266171910

Nov 20, 2011
Morrphus Questions NEW
by: Vino owner

Hey Theresa
The Morphous does look like a machine that will get out of it's own way.
I also like the futuristic look of that scooter too.
How do you like riding it? Can you take it on a freeway? How does it handle? How fast have you ridden it?

Jul 11, 2011
Hey la puente!!!!!
by: Scott

i am right here also. over on feather. we need to get together to go for a ride!!!!!!

Oct 04, 2010
More Info?
by: Kathi

Theresa... Welcome & thanks for joining the eScooter Club. To really get to know you though, we need more information. Can you answer some of the questions on the original southern Cal page, like where you live? how long you've owned your scoot? how you use it? how far you drive it? if you belong to any scooter clubs locally?

Come on... we're all friendly here... tell us more by using the Comments link on this page to add your info...

Thanks!

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