Nice Video - - Thanks, it was nice to "ride with Rosie " on your bicycle. You really get around on it and you don't sound out of breath. That was a great story.
So, I just bought a scooter the other day, and while viewing a bunch of scooter related video's on YT, your channel popped up in the recommended vids. Now, I totally got the message that you do not plan on getting back on a scooter or motorcycle anytime soon, or ever for that matter. However .... I have to say, your best commentary was while you were on the scooter and my apologies for LMAO at your expense. I know almost all the road's you are commuting on, I live not too far away and that caught my attention and so I watched several video's. The only place that I could not figure out the location of was where you purchased ethanol free fuel, and I am going to have to find out where that is located because my scooter is not going to like anything that has over 10% ethanol in it. I used to ride motorcycles, mine will be hauled away tomorrow or the day after when I bring my scooter home. Too much congested traffic has built up since I moved from NY to here in 2012, and driving anything that has a clutch is more than a nuisance these days so that is why I am switching over to a scooter. Do you have an AMZ affil link? I have some AMZ shopping to do, and I wouldn't mind sending $coms.$ your way, so if you have a link to one, drop the link so I can shop through it. You could qualify for an AMZ affil, I think. Anyway, I am going to watch more of your vids. Oh yea, what is up about those slooooooow, load cars that sound farty? Farty is too kind, they sound like they are rooster-tailing down Ridgewood, and all over the damn place.
There's a few ethanol free places to go around here - www.pure-gas.org/ - you can look it up for your city. You might come across the ones I went to! :) I'll give you a hint - two of them were off of Ridgewood. Just make sure to get the right amount of octane along with it. My scooter did not like 87 octane, even ethanol free. I think it started doing engine pinging. My motorcycle was fine with the 87 though. I don't have any affiliate links. Yeah my commentary quality might've been best on the scooter because I was most comfortable on that; where the motorcycle had me stressed out.
Thank you for your reply, and I am glad I checked back because YT did not notify me. There's a sticker on my scooter and I will need at least 90 octane plus other spec rating that I know I can find on the pump. I live on beachside, much tamer than Ridgewood. So, I drove my scooter from the dealership home. I was a bit apprehensive about driving it over the drawbridge, thought I would pass out like a fainting goat until I actually did it. Good to know that it was no big deal at all. The size of the tires was what I thought would change the ride to something blah. My first impression, really smooth ride, I have a HUGE windshield attached to it, something I never had on any of my previous motorcycle's. That made such a difference for the better, I wasn't fatigued after a short ride. I used to take a beating from the wind. The scooter handle's much better than my previous motorcycle did. going through the year's, my first motorcycle was a Honda Super Sport a 500cc and I couldn't get my feet to touch the ground. After that a Ducati cruiser, yea Ducati made those, and it was a lemon and I got almost a full refund. Not long after that debacle, I bought a Yamaha Virago 750, and that one was the BEST motorcycle that I ever had. LOVED IT! I eventually sold it and gave up the motorcycling thing until 2010 and bought a Yamaha V-Star Classic 650. It was decent ride until I moved here. It's gone now, and I changed over to a Vespa GTS 300 SUPER. It's almost fully dressed, should be done by next weekend. I was surprised to learn that you got 6 year's out of the Chinese made scooter, not bad at all! Yes, you did seem more confident on your scooter, but you did seem to gain some on your Intruder not too long after a few rides. If you ever have a change of heart and decide to get on a scooter again, I might suggest a Vespa to you, even if it is a lower cc model. Personally, I will have to see how it goes before I do. So far, the purchasing experience from the dealership was very good, the owner know's about Vespa's and then some. Honest too, AND THAT is something difficult to find around here? He's not "judgmental" either if you can read in between the line's about that. So far, he has not "ripped me off". Vespa also had a low interest rate loan going, and I just flew under the wire before that expired, it now increased another 1% ... I think. I asked the owner what the first service would cost and he told me around $100.00, I checked the service chart and that is a fair price. Service is one of the most important aspect's of owning anything motorized. If the service dept. is good, doesn't rip me off, we will have a wonderful client/biz relationship, and will will feel fully confident to recommend the establishment. I think he also sells Kymco's, Piaggio and Aprillia ... Honda or Yamaha would be good too, but remember, servicing ... After receiving a few servicing bill's for my Yamaha from D>F>M>'s, it wasn't fun. .... lol. I didn't buy it from there, maybe that was a factor? I would have LOVED to purchase a fully dressed Indian, and could have afforded to do so, but such a big job like that would have been overkill to kick around beachside, even if I venture up to St. A or N.S.B, too much! Very high maintenance also, the Vespa will be enough to keep from being devoured by the ocean air. Looking forward to your next vlog, I am on a Rosiemoto viewing marathon to catch up on your channel. (click, click). Funny, I forgot to like video's, looks like I might have to start from the beginning, hit the up button and click away. I hope that it will help fund you toward's your next venture whatever you decide, e-bike, scooter, or motorcycle. Cheer's, until later! @@rosiemoto3052
😏 the element on mine busted. i've been using tiles from the hardware store to make a pizza stone because i like to make 18" new york style pizzas with it.. i think because of the heat bouncing between that because i keep it like a few inches off from that, the element broke down and fell off... or maybe it was just old, either way i'm still gonna do that 😏 by the way i replaced the thermostat thing on mine a few years ago, it was constantly beeping because the temperature gauge went bad, i bought a generic one and soldered it on to the wires of the old one.. worked fine and i usually hack my oven to get another 35 degrees out of it so that i can do pizzas at 585 degrees but that's just part of the programming on the panel.. but when your thermostat goes bad on your oven i think the continuity stays in an open state which tells it it's already reached the desired degree way before it actually does so you don't have to wory about runaway temperatures with it, it's just the opposite... plus the self cleaning mode is like a lot more than 550 degrees so i wouldn't worry about it taking a lot of heat
If your apartment complex got hit really bad by lightning, it will/can cause problems. Since your oven is 220, it probably took more surge damage than rest of apartment. Things Aren't made the way they used to be. !
Have you realised in a lot of articles it's the 'car' that pulled the accelerator and rammed into a pole, like some sort of autonomous automobile? Just mentioning the driver is also lacking I find; I think both need to mentioned as both are important factors, with different combination variations of course.
You should check out the Swagcycle Pro , it is a very fun electric bike and it is good for it price and its value on amazon ! Good reviews on it on youtube !
0:17 No footpaths 🤢 Every suburb has a footpath in New Zealand, even the crap ones. Also have you watched this before? th-cam.com/video/5aNtsWvNYKE/w-d-xo.html
I used to sell appliances, 4 to 500 dollars is not going to kill the landlord but it might kill you! Call the fire dept and fire marshals office ! Where have you been? Just because we have the same favorite things in common, doesn't mean I can't care about you!
Sounds like your renting and they owner is a cheapskate sending a repair man to fix the pos oven. He should have fixed it and said it's good to use so, he wouldn't freak u out
Your voice is so soothing.
Nice Video - - Thanks, it was nice to "ride with Rosie " on your bicycle. You really get around on it and you don't sound out of breath. That was a great story.
Thank you for this. I miss riding my bike on snowless ground without a heavy coat on.
The Florida bike blogger!!!
So, I just bought a scooter the other day, and while viewing a bunch of scooter related video's on YT, your channel popped up in the recommended vids. Now, I totally got the message that you do not plan on getting back on a scooter or motorcycle anytime soon, or ever for that matter. However .... I have to say, your best commentary was while you were on the scooter and my apologies for LMAO at your expense. I know almost all the road's you are commuting on, I live not too far away and that caught my attention and so I watched several video's. The only place that I could not figure out the location of was where you purchased ethanol free fuel, and I am going to have to find out where that is located because my scooter is not going to like anything that has over 10% ethanol in it. I used to ride motorcycles, mine will be hauled away tomorrow or the day after when I bring my scooter home. Too much congested traffic has built up since I moved from NY to here in 2012, and driving anything that has a clutch is more than a nuisance these days so that is why I am switching over to a scooter. Do you have an AMZ affil link? I have some AMZ shopping to do, and I wouldn't mind sending $coms.$ your way, so if you have a link to one, drop the link so I can shop through it. You could qualify for an AMZ affil, I think. Anyway, I am going to watch more of your vids. Oh yea, what is up about those slooooooow, load cars that sound farty? Farty is too kind, they sound like they are rooster-tailing down Ridgewood, and all over the damn place.
There's a few ethanol free places to go around here - www.pure-gas.org/ - you can look it up for your city. You might come across the ones I went to! :) I'll give you a hint - two of them were off of Ridgewood.
Just make sure to get the right amount of octane along with it. My scooter did not like 87 octane, even ethanol free. I think it started doing engine pinging. My motorcycle was fine with the 87 though.
I don't have any affiliate links. Yeah my commentary quality might've been best on the scooter because I was most comfortable on that; where the motorcycle had me stressed out.
Thank you for your reply, and I am glad I checked back because YT did not notify me. There's a sticker on my scooter and I will need at least 90 octane plus other spec rating that I know I can find on the pump. I live on beachside, much tamer than Ridgewood. So, I drove my scooter from the dealership home. I was a bit apprehensive about driving it over the drawbridge, thought I would pass out like a fainting goat until I actually did it. Good to know that it was no big deal at all. The size of the tires was what I thought would change the ride to something blah. My first impression, really smooth ride, I have a HUGE windshield attached to it, something I never had on any of my previous motorcycle's. That made such a difference for the better, I wasn't fatigued after a short ride. I used to take a beating from the wind. The scooter handle's much better than my previous motorcycle did. going through the year's, my first motorcycle was a Honda Super Sport a 500cc and I couldn't get my feet to touch the ground. After that a Ducati cruiser, yea Ducati made those, and it was a lemon and I got almost a full refund. Not long after that debacle, I bought a Yamaha Virago 750, and that one was the BEST motorcycle that I ever had. LOVED IT! I eventually sold it and gave up the motorcycling thing until 2010 and bought a Yamaha V-Star Classic 650. It was decent ride until I moved here. It's gone now, and I changed over to a Vespa GTS 300 SUPER. It's almost fully dressed, should be done by next weekend. I was surprised to learn that you got 6 year's out of the Chinese made scooter, not bad at all! Yes, you did seem more confident on your scooter, but you did seem to gain some on your Intruder not too long after a few rides. If you ever have a change of heart and decide to get on a scooter again, I might suggest a Vespa to you, even if it is a lower cc model. Personally, I will have to see how it goes before I do. So far, the purchasing experience from the dealership was very good, the owner know's about Vespa's and then some. Honest too, AND THAT is something difficult to find around here? He's not "judgmental" either if you can read in between the line's about that. So far, he has not "ripped me off". Vespa also had a low interest rate loan going, and I just flew under the wire before that expired, it now increased another 1% ... I think. I asked the owner what the first service would cost and he told me around $100.00, I checked the service chart and that is a fair price. Service is one of the most important aspect's of owning anything motorized. If the service dept. is good, doesn't rip me off, we will have a wonderful client/biz relationship, and will will feel fully confident to recommend the establishment. I think he also sells Kymco's, Piaggio and Aprillia ... Honda or Yamaha would be good too, but remember, servicing ... After receiving a few servicing bill's for my Yamaha from D>F>M>'s, it wasn't fun. .... lol. I didn't buy it from there, maybe that was a factor? I would have LOVED to purchase a fully dressed Indian, and could have afforded to do so, but such a big job like that would have been overkill to kick around beachside, even if I venture up to St. A or N.S.B, too much! Very high maintenance also, the Vespa will be enough to keep from being devoured by the ocean air. Looking forward to your next vlog, I am on a Rosiemoto viewing marathon to catch up on your channel. (click, click). Funny, I forgot to like video's, looks like I might have to start from the beginning, hit the up button and click away. I hope that it will help fund you toward's your next venture whatever you decide, e-bike, scooter, or motorcycle. Cheer's, until later! @@rosiemoto3052
Man I love wat hung your videos but waiting for months sucks but, still love ya keep up the good work
😏 the element on mine busted. i've been using tiles from the hardware store to make a pizza stone because i like to make 18" new york style pizzas with it.. i think because of the heat bouncing between that because i keep it like a few inches off from that, the element broke down and fell off... or maybe it was just old, either way i'm still gonna do that
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by the way i replaced the thermostat thing on mine a few years ago, it was constantly beeping because the temperature gauge went bad, i bought a generic one and soldered it on to the wires of the old one.. worked fine and i usually hack my oven to get another 35 degrees out of it so that i can do pizzas at 585 degrees but that's just part of the programming on the panel.. but when your thermostat goes bad on your oven i think the continuity stays in an open state which tells it it's already reached the desired degree way before it actually does so you don't have to wory about runaway temperatures with it, it's just the opposite... plus the self cleaning mode is like a lot more than 550 degrees so i wouldn't worry about it taking a lot of heat
Rosie, you should get an electric motorcycle. The TC super soco They take zero maintenance, and cheap to maintain, just charge them up and go
Your oven is possessed
If I want to go faster than 35km/h to reach far places, I'm hopping on the train with my ebike. I've also got a folding one for the busses.
If your apartment complex got hit really bad by lightning, it will/can cause problems. Since your oven is 220, it probably took more surge damage than rest of apartment.
Things Aren't made the way they used to be. !
i cannot believe that car did a u-turn like that
Have you realised in a lot of articles it's the 'car' that pulled the accelerator and rammed into a pole, like some sort of autonomous automobile? Just mentioning the driver is also lacking I find; I think both need to mentioned as both are important factors, with different combination variations of course.
It might be a good idea to contact the property managment company and give them a full report. Sounds like a serious hazzard to me.
scary! quick thinking to run past and hit the breaker :-)
You should check out the Swagcycle Pro , it is a very fun electric bike and it is good for it price and its value on amazon ! Good reviews on it on youtube !
0:17 No footpaths 🤢
Every suburb has a footpath in New Zealand, even the crap ones. Also have you watched this before? th-cam.com/video/5aNtsWvNYKE/w-d-xo.html
When do you make New videos?
Electric bike?
What happen to the motorcycle
Why get rid of it
I made a video on it. The biggest reason is the bike was getting too expensive and unreliable for me.
Even if ur not gonna get another street motorcycle get a dirtbike
I used to sell appliances, 4 to 500 dollars is not going to kill the landlord but it might kill you! Call the fire dept and fire marshals office ! Where have you been? Just because we have the same favorite things in common, doesn't mean I can't care about you!
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Sounds like your renting and they owner is a cheapskate sending a repair man to fix the pos oven.
He should have fixed it and said it's good to use so, he wouldn't freak u out
Should have just replaced the oven with a brand new one. I rent and never use the oven. I use a countertop broiler oven / crock pot and the Microwave.
@@scannermb I agree I'd do the same or buy a single burner stove for like 20 bucks cause u know it will be more dependable then that pos stove