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Always grateful for the privilege to fly. I never had a family member to teach me so evertime I go up, the beauty of flying never cease to amaze me.

Good to know. The PC 12 is just so impressive close up. I'm sure it has its quirks like every plane.

Yeah, there's no power either. That's the bad part.

Thanks, Happy New Year to you!

THX. 🙂 I was going to invite you to an on-line Motorcycle LiveStream, but it been 8-days since I messaged you and it's no longer Live :-( Maybe next time.

It is a low to the ground bike, great for shorter riders.

No. You can charge the battery in the frame. I just didn't have an outlet in my garage near the bike.

Hi Coyote 🙋. I finally got a scooter again. Do you still have yours? Yeah, I plan to ride it a bunch since I put so much into it. Original owner did not take care of the bike but I had no idea of that until after I bought it and had it looked at. The engine runs strong though so that's good.

Thanks for watching. The ZL 600 is truly a one of a kind machine.

I changed my handle bars once on a different bike. There are clamps you have to unscrew that are holding the bars in place. But you also have to undo the clutch assembly a little, not completely. It’s been a while since I did it but there is a video in my playlist. Let me find it.

What’s going on with the gas stations in FL? Gas here in Cali is almost $6.

The ZL 600 is one of my favorite bikes I’ve ever ridden. It’s power is amazing. I test rode a CBR 500 after owning the ZL 600 and it didn’t even compare to the ZL. Anyone who gets to own one is a lucky person.

@@motogirlz101 I got the carbs rebuilt and will fire up but won’t stay running. I think it may be a vacuum issue I don’t know the proper hose locations. Definitely a fuel issue because it revs out good on starting fluid.

It’s great for short grocery runs. I pick up a gallon of milk or pastries. But it’s especially nice that I don’t have to pay annual registration fees and insurance for it 😉

I completely agree with you. My Nighthawk ran amazing and I believe it is because it is all stock. The Japanese know what they are doing when they designed the bikes. I had a Ninja 650 with a modified exhaust and it backfired all the time. The braided stainless steel brake line was next on my to-do list but I ended up selling my bike. Now I’m looking for my next ride 😀

I agree! I stuck on a black (since my Nighthawk is all black) stainless-steel brake line and it immediately took all the "squish" out of the lever! Now,it brakes firm an hard! You won't be disappointed! : >)

Vacaville is nice. We almost moved there. This is Santa Rosa though.

Sweet. I'm all for being resourceful.

Hi Coyote! I love scooters too. I had a couple Piaggio Fly 150's and they were the best. I'm looking at a Piaggio BV 300 but it's a distance away. There is also a Suzuki Burgman 650 but it has registration issues. Last owner did not switch the title to his name so not sure if I can. Anyhow, I love how easy scooters are to get out of the garage and the Fly took up less space and was so light and easy to move around. The storage on them is great for grocery shopping too. Thanks for checking out the new vid!

@@motogirlz101 I deeply miss my Honda Helix! UGLY suckers, but they are like the Lincoln town Car's of the scooter world! Thinking hard that will be my next bike.............again. lol

Hmm. My exhaust is super quiet so I assumed it was stock. Didn’t see any aftermarket markings. It is a dual exhaust also so I still think it’s the stock pipes. Just sold it though. It was a nice bike for the 3 years I had it. Enjoy yours! Let me know if you make a vid. I’ll check it out.

It was stock exhaust. You can even see the riveted baffles in it. I have the same bike. It's too quiet for my taste. Can't hear it over the wind at higher speeds. Makes me wonder when coasting if the engine is even on. I'm going to get rid of the dual exhaust and put a 4 into 1 system on it from Delkevic. Some people like the quiet bikes, others don't. It's a personal preference.

Hi Coyote! Thanks for checking out the vids. Yes, I sold my bike this past weekend. Wasn’t riding enough. Things are good though. Hope you are well too!

@@motogirlz101 things are good here. Starting a new service advisor job next week so things are always changing. I sold my last bike about 2 months ago as well. Going "back to my roots" and getting a 4 wheeler and gonna start off road trail riding again I hope. No more motovligs. No one was watching them anyways. Lol

I don’t remember where I got that song from. Can’t believe you found the title. I love Tribe Called Quest though. That was back in the day!

Hi Mouse. Isn’t it a great bike? You are truly lucky 🍀 if you ever get to own one of these. Hi he ZL600 has so much power. I tried to ride a CBR 500 after the ZL 600 and it just didn’t have enough power for me.

Thanks for watching and providing feedback. To remove the battery, you place your hand underneath it and the other hand on top and pull up very hard as there is a lot of resistance. I will be making a video of this next. Happy riding!

Yes, It's going to be sweltering in a couple days. Yes I'm still in the habit of wearing a mask too. Might take me a while to break that habit.

You have to pull up towards you really hard with two hands. And be careful not to slice your fingers.

Did you get the battery out? You have to turn it to unlock and use two hands and yank it upwards really hard.

I just got the Radmission 1 and it's impossible to remove the battery. They want me to be She-Ra or something. They seriously need to add a mechanism for removal because as it is, I'm going to have to lay the bike on its side and use my legs to push it out. I hate that these bikes are designed with only men in mind. I can curl 25lb dumbells, but I am not strong enough to remove this battery.

I feel like this one had 6 gears, but it could've been 5. It's been 4 years since I've owned it. The engine was really sweet. My '86 ran flawlessly. Miss that bike but I'm glad I passed it on to someone else to learn to ride.