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Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« on: 26 March 2009, 20:53:34 »
Well, got a phone call form my stepson, his scooter has broken down, only a couple of miles away. Went out to have a look. Drive Belt by the sounds of it, called out the recovery service and we sat in the car till the breakdown truck arrived, to bring him and the scooter home.
At least in a few months when he gets a car we can just tow it back, there is confidence for you. ::) ::) ::)

I am sure there will be other parents who have experienced these phone call themselves...... :y

Cost of recovery is met by his insurance company :y :y :y
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #1 on: 26 March 2009, 20:56:48 »
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Well, got a phone call form my stepson, his scooter has broken down, only a couple of miles away. Went out to have a look. Drive Belt by the sounds of it, called out the recovery service and we sat in the car till the breakdown truck arrived, to bring him and the scooter home.
At least in a few months when he gets a car we can just tow it back, there is confidence for you. ::) ::) ::)

I am sure there will be other parents who have experienced these phone call themselves...... :y

Cost of recovery is met by his insurance company :y :y :y

In our day Mike, mopeds came with pedals didn't they. He could've pedalled (sp?) it home then ..... and you could have stayed at home in the warm & dry!  ::) :y  :y  :y
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #2 on: 26 March 2009, 21:02:29 »
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Well, got a phone call form my stepson, his scooter has broken down, only a couple of miles away. Went out to have a look. Drive Belt by the sounds of it, called out the recovery service and we sat in the car till the breakdown truck arrived, to bring him and the scooter home.
At least in a few months when he gets a car we can just tow it back, there is confidence for you. ::) ::) ::)

I am sure there will be other parents who have experienced these phone call themselves...... :y

Cost of recovery is met by his insurance company :y :y :y

In our day Mike, mopeds came with pedals didn't they. He could've pedalled (sp?) it home then ..... and you could have stayed at home in the warm & dry!  ::) :y  :y  :y

LOL :D :D :D

My pedals could both point forward and lock, a la footrests, good old Honda SS50 ;D ;D ;D

We were sitting in the car and at one point he said that he could have pushed it home by now.
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #3 on: 26 March 2009, 21:04:40 »
My Garrelli Puch had pedals ;D thats how it started... pedal like fook then press the thumb button ;D
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #4 on: 26 March 2009, 22:37:24 »
Well, just bought a Haynes Manual for it from ebay ::)
Anyone ever changed a belt on these modern scooters, I am assuming you just remove the panel on the left of the rear wheel and put it on. :-/
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #5 on: 26 March 2009, 22:52:52 »
I once pushed my kawasaki ar125 9 miles home after it seized up on the m54 on my way home from a job interview......Bloody thing started 1st kick when my dad looked at it and ticked over like nothing had happend!!! :-[ :o It was all to do with the nickasil head and piston apparantly they get what they call a heat seizure and then run right as nine pence when they`ve cooled down cradley kawasaki said.... :-? :-/ taught me to become a member of the AA though....
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Re: Scooter on a Breakdown Truck
« Reply #6 on: 27 March 2009, 07:21:20 »
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I once pushed my kawasaki ar125 9 miles home after it seized up on the m54 on my way home from a job interview......Bloody thing started 1st kick when my dad looked at it and ticked over like nothing had happend!!! :-[ :o It was all to do with the nickasil head and piston apparantly they get what they call a heat seizure and then run right as nine pence when they`ve cooled down cradley kawasaki said.... :-? :-/ taught me to become a member of the AA though....

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