Tom Voigt - Proud Owner of a 2007 BajaSC150 Scooter

by Tom Voigt
(Holmen, Wisconsin, USA)

I am new to the scooter scene, I used to ride motorcycles when younger, but want the savings of fuel and the relaxed ride of the scooters now.

I belong to a local scooter club called the Mild Hogs in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. They have been together since 2009.

We do runs to different areas locally and some 40 to 50 mile runs to small surrounding communities.
I get about 80 mpg and have had it up to 60 mph. It has 580 mils on it now. I but it with less than 300 miles.

I hope to move up to a Yamaha or Honda next spring.

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Moved up! NEW
by: Anonymous

In early November I purchased an 09 Yamaha Majesty
400 scooter.
I have not had much time to spend on it.
It is much heavier @ 430#s I will have a hard time putting ti up on the center stand alone.
Still have my Baja 150. I hope to sell it in the spring. Sure love the 150 too, But I just got a great deal on this 09 Majesty 400 with only 3,700
miles on it. Now I have Spring fever for sure.

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