My New Scoot

Presenting...My new Scooter! tada! its a Kymco People 150. I can get 35kms per liter with this pony. I was attracted mainly with its looks, a retro styled scoot in a wierd kind of why. I get a lot of "vintage yan?" or "luma yan noh?" comments at the gas station whenever I have to fill her up. Like my other bikes, I expect a lot of great adventure with this baby.



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