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I'm a fan of scooters. \\; Owned one myself when I was living in the Himalayas for a year. \\; It was 135cc and I once had four adults on it going uphill!
They now make electric scooters that go 28 mph and have a range of 30 miles and charge via electrical outlet for 6 hours. \\; About $0.12 to fully charge it. \\; And you don't even need a motorcycle license or registration to ride it.
I think I'd like to see a 500~600cc v-twin cruiser from HD. I think that would sell well if it was styled right, priced right, and built here in the US.
I rode onto the back of some dude's trailer yesterday and shut the bike down. I went 240 miles on zero gallons!!!!!!! But then I realized I was 150 miles from home.
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