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Is sidewalk parking legal in your area? You’d get a ticket in mine

it’s a 1.4….

It is a Sym Fiddle 3 200i & it's a 169cc bike. A 125cc bike is just going to be a bit slower & a bit less torque, probably get you up to a top speed of 45-50 mph & a 169cc bike (like this one) does about 60-65 mph top speed and it has pretty decent torque I'd say for an automatic bike.

@@punkymotogirl alright thank you

Nice way to teach young drivers on underpowered POS how to break every traffic law, and almost get killed, and act like this is normal. Why not check your watch again to make sure you’re late, you checked the time 5 times in less than 30 seconds. Take the MSF course, NOW before you upset your parents.

I haven’t experienced any issues except from other drivers sometimes.

People in cars can be aggressive at times, but otherwise I haven’t experienced any issues. Thanks for watching!

Well, it is a 169cc Scooter...

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@@punkymotogirl how many miles now

That's where the design originated from. Same company that makes the SkiDoo. Think of it as a SkiDoo for when it doesn't snow.

Its not a f"%,jing ski doo hater. Is a traditional motorcycle a bicycle? Is a car a horse?

​@mtlnascarfan It is not a "skidoo for when it doesn't snow" please stop repeating this nonsense that typically comes from traditional two wheel motorcyce haters that for the life of me I dont know why. Look, is a traditional two wheel motorcycle a bicyce for when you are feeling too lazy to pedal EVERY TIME? How about the car? is that a horseless carriage for when you need more horses (powers) but can't afford all the horses and the care they require? How about the skateboard is that a street surf board? NO none of those things are what they were INNOVATED from ( research it for yourself before replying) and Can Am 3 wheel on road vehicles are absolutely no different except they are a innovation OF a innovation from an invention ( thing about it😊) Now see how absurd your comment is? Can Ams are classified as MOTORCYCLES (IN THE USA) by the NHTSA a division of the DOT and most state DMVs not "street skidoos" but I assure you they don't want to be because they are sooooo much more and if you owned or ever ridden one you would know this.Could it be the hate comes from the fact that a housewife of 3 with no motorcycle experience AT ALL could get on one of these and figure it out in a day and bammm hust like that her knees are in the same breeze as that Harley or death hardcore street glide rider with 15 previous bikes and 400,000 miles under his belt? What is it?

well, I only test drove it. I dont actually own one.

The sunshine state

@@punkymotogirl cool . I just got my sym I love it . How many miles did u make on it so far??

@@bknissimdoglife9484 A little over 2k miles

About 25k+ tag/tax/title and fees. Plan on 30k or so over all the 1st yr. Including insurance and gas/oil and all the little stuff. Of course you can finance it but that just adds on interest.

Sorry. That's the RT I think. The limited is closer to 28/30k + all the other stuff.

Never once saw him use left thumb to shift. All that's necessary, it will shift down. No twisting of right needed. An excellent machine! .

I was gonna say the same. You'll bugger it up if you keep doing that.

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Oh okay, I didn’t know that. I always used 60fps on my GoPro hero 7 silver which I had before night or day. The night quality was always garbage but I just thought it was the old GoPro but this footage seemed really dark itself. I’ll try 30fps next time, but 24 fps just sounds like the quality wouldn’t be as good. I’m thinking about getting the GoPro light mod for my media mod case tho for more lighting at night after seeing the quality of night even on the latest GoPro.

@@punkymotogirl 24 fps not change quality at all, but framerate. Sport cameras proably never be very good in night, because of wide fov. If You want really best night image - turn off stabilisation and set to 24fps and add stabilisation in post production in video editing software like magix vegas or something else. ISO can be higher if You set to 24fps and video will be much brighter. Do own experiments and wait for new firmware 2.0 - it will bring lot of improvements.

@@Moto-opinieInfo I’ll try doing 24fps. I’m not too good at using advanced video editing software (yet) as I only use QuickTime player on my mac to trim & clip my videos so If 24fps makes the night video better I’ll try that first but one of the reasons I went for the hero 10 was the hyper smooth 4.0 & I have to say for a $500 dollar camera I’m quite unimpressed by the quality it has at night. During the day I tried recording some 4K 120 & that footage ended up being all in slow motion when I tried to edit it on QuickTime so I’m going to have to get some footage with the settings I used at night & then trim & upload it. I know besides the slow motion of the 4k120 it looked much better quality wise during the day.

I’m sorry, that sucks! & cops where I am don’t seem to care, in-fact I’ve seen cops around when I was lane splitting & they didn’t do anything. Then again where I’m at in Fort Lauderdale I see people riding dirt bikes way crazier than I drive through traffic & running red lights & not having license plates etc so maybe they figure why bother with me lol. & yeah, I’ve heard ppl in Jacksonville suck. I mean people here aren’t much better, a lot of idiot drivers here too, but like a lot of times ppl even give me more space when they see me splitting & ppl generally here don’t seem to care too much about splitting & I see others do it too. I try to only do it in stopped traffic when it is safe to do so tho, I don’t often do it in moving traffic besides on occasion but I’d be lying if I didn’t enjoy adding some adrenaline/thrill to my riding, I mean I do like sport bikes & only don’t have one due to cost, still saving up for one lol.

I don’t drive as dangerously as some others I’ve seen on TH-cam & even people in my area I’ve seen sometimes. & you really telling me in 35 years of riding bikes you haven’t once lane split before? Have fun sitting in traffic I guess.. lol.. Also.. driving between stopped cars is safer than driving between moving cars, that is the safest way to lane split lol. I know I don’t drive as safe as I probably could, but like, I like to not sit in traffic all day on a bike. Sure I could prolly drive a little safer but I think you’re judging me a bit too harshly but ok.

@@punkymotogirl Hey. Its your life babe. Just remember you get only one. It only takes one wrong move and your dead. I love riding and I want to continue. Take care.

ROFLMFAO 🤣🤣👏

@@punkymotogirl My brother and I were stuck in horrendous traffic on US40 outside of Albuquerque heading toward Arizona several years ago. It was so hot, we lane split to keep moving. No way we were going to sit in the middle of nowhere boiling in the sun (if we were in an air conditioned car, that would be different). I understand the need for lane splitting and I'm glad it's legal in CA where I live.

@@punkymotogirl Lane splitting in many areas where scooters are common is kinda ignored by cops if you do it carefully . Lane splitting on the roads at traffic speed will get you a ticket, as it should. I "split" by going down the paved shoulder mostly, watching for a truck that will usually let me in easier than most cars will. In all cases, watch for angry drivers who will cut you off, even if you are being "polite". !!!

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@@punkymotogirl that’s pretty good