Probably the most common scooter around here is a Honda 150. A Forza maybe?

Man, that’s a lot of motorcycles making a left turn!

I hate to tell you Steve but the only other scooter that ever shows up for these events is mine. And it’s a Chinese 250 to boot. I know there must be some….somewhere…but I don’t see many in my travels that aren’t 50cc. Here’s the group rolling. I come through on my ancient Kawasaki at 1:13. I don’t have a Go Pro, just a couple of cheap video cameras.

https://www.facebook.com/mriecke/videos/889233835376216?idorvanity=39425092590

No names. We’re pretty non-descript.

I think Andy is going to have the dealer look at the light. It only comes on at a very slow idle. I wonder if the idle is too low or something. But yeah, when one of those lights comes on it provides an “oh oh…”

Kitty is your name Lindsey? There was a Lindsey in the Top Secret Scooter Club. I’ve been trying to find a president for the new version of the club I can’t do it on my own

Paul is rocking a 2016 Primavera Vespa. I’ve been buying StrongArm motorcycle attire for a number of years the jacket has all sorts of clever decals and I have matching pants.

Its a small world. What a coincidence. Jay was going for a scooter ride with me tomorrow but something came up. Plus it might rain.

A lit oil light would be quite troubling, I assume the cause was determined by now?

I had to move through a field of indolence and sloth to get back to the blank page. You’re right about it being different from making videos. There is definitely a calmness to writing, and to riding without a video camera rolling.

Yes, Paul and I talked with Jay in the parking lot as we admired his Honda CT125. It’s a really cool machine. I can see you riding one of those. Heading to Gemelli’s for a loaf of good bread, a stop somewhere for a bottle of wine, some cheese from the Cheese Shop, and then home so you and your wife can sit outside in the evening and pretend you’re on the shore of the Adriatic somewhere. But you need that CT125 to make it happen Mike!