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Scooter Safety

How Much Scooter Can You Handle?

February 18, 2010
Scooter Newbies

Scooter weight affects handling, comfort and safety – while riding and on the ground. Learn how to pick the rize size scooter for you.

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Is Your City Scooter Friendly?

February 8, 2010
Scooter Newbies

Is your city scooter friendly? The availability of amenities, a reasonable level of safety, appropriate riding weather, and the presence of other scooters all contribute to a positive environment. See how your city stacks up.

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Group Riding Guidelines

February 5, 2010
Scooter Safety

Scooter safety for group riding is essential to learn if you join a scooter club. Group riding can be a blast – here are some guidelines to keep the experience safe and fun.

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Safety at Intersections

February 4, 2010
Scooter Safety

The vast majority of scooter/car collisions happen at an intersection. Being vigilant at intersections and increasing your visibility to cars minimizes your chances of becoming a part of this statistic. Here’s how.

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Rubber Side Down

April 6, 2009
Blog

The Frankenstella is revived by two new tires and a hefty dose of spring.

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Like Oil and Water

December 4, 2008
Blog Scooter Safety Uncategorized

Spilled oil takes the Stella down. It might be time for new tires.

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Breaking the Law!

August 27, 2008
Blog

Stop: to cease moving, proceeding; to pause; desist.

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MSF Safety course, cycle endorsement and New riders

August 21, 2008
Blog Scooter Newbies Scooter Safety Uncategorized

Take the safety course. Take the safety course. Oh, and – take the safety course.

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Potholes, Gravel & Bridges, Oh MY!

June 13, 2008
Scooter Safety

Here are my top five least favorite road surfaces, in no particular order.

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Scooter Safety, City Style

June 10, 2008
Blog Uncategorized

Learning the patterns of city traffic can help you ride more safely.

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