We're out here in North Central Illinois just waiting for my wifes 400 to arrive at the dealership. She started looking at different scooters 150's, 250's etc.when the salesman turned us on to the Burgman 400. What a good move that was...we can't wait for it to arrive. He said if she wanted to ride along with me on my 750, the Burgman was the best thing going, and he sold 3 other major brands. I love the style of this thing, and could see myself on a 650.
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Welcome to the BurgmanUSA forums Willow. Glad to have you join us. Pass on our congratulations to your wife and invite her to join us on the forums too. Your lucky to have a smart salesman that suggested the Burgman. She'll have a blast riding it. And if she'll let you ride it every now and then, you'll enjoy it too. 
Welcome. It's nice to see another Illinoian join in. Brenda and I take our 400 all over down here. A 100 mile ride on it is comfortable and relaxing for both of us. Members can be more specific in comparing the two sizes for you based on terrain, size, length of rides,etc. We're down near STL. How far north are you? The members have a wealth of knowledge on both sizes. If you haven't committed to a size, pick their brains.
We have ordered the AN400, and are just waiting for it's arrival. We live in North Central IL..about 100 mi. sw of Chicago. Since my wife is only 130 lbs, and will be riding 1up, the 400 should do just fine. The only problem she'll have is keeping me off of it. I like my AERO 750 just fine, but the Burgman does look very comfortable, and stable. Who knows a 650 could be in my future.
Hi Willow,
As an 'away' southern illinoisian, I congratulate you on your new 400
'on the way' scoot.
A long time ago, far away, I picked up a replacement HondaMatic from
Jugenheimer's in Davenport, IA.
And you know, there are a lot of dealers in your area, not to mention Chicago,
that could have a Dealer Transfer AN400 to your local dealer in just a few days.
Your dealer must be taking their time, 'cause they know you want it.
You're gonna love the fact that when you ride the Burgy in the summertime, that you
won't get farmland insects on your clothes like you would with an old-style
motorcycle.
As an 'away' southern illinoisian, I congratulate you on your new 400
'on the way' scoot.
A long time ago, far away, I picked up a replacement HondaMatic from
Jugenheimer's in Davenport, IA.
And you know, there are a lot of dealers in your area, not to mention Chicago,
that could have a Dealer Transfer AN400 to your local dealer in just a few days.
Your dealer must be taking their time, 'cause they know you want it.
You're gonna love the fact that when you ride the Burgy in the summertime, that you
won't get farmland insects on your clothes like you would with an old-style
motorcycle.
Wasions - You ol' Bulldog you!
You've got Bill Cosby coming to town:
http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/news ... enesee.htm
You've got Bill Cosby coming to town:
http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/news ... enesee.htm
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Well Seatec,mainly cos I am a lazy old git. I will have a look this evening and think of a suitable comment :wink: I cannot guarantee it will be worthy though. :lol: :lol:seatec said:
Would make it easier if your signature had a link! (Hint)
:lol:Okay Wasions, you then have The Largest Boat Marina on Lake Michigan!
http://www.lakemichiganangler.com/site/ ... nthrop.htm
I remember when Zion Nuclear was being built in the early 60's.
The construction trucks were parked at Sheridan Road and they had
this strange looking reddish caked mud on them with Arizona plates.
I was determined to find out where that color mud came from and
found out 20 years later >
Palo Verde Nuclear.
http://www.lakemichiganangler.com/site/ ... nthrop.htm
I remember when Zion Nuclear was being built in the early 60's.
The construction trucks were parked at Sheridan Road and they had
this strange looking reddish caked mud on them with Arizona plates.
I was determined to find out where that color mud came from and
found out 20 years later >
Palo Verde Nuclear.
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Hi Wayne
I did not connect sorry
I have now seen your pics Seatecs Pics
You certainly have added some useful girth
More lardy for sure, but not a source of mirth
Storage by the cubic yard, or by the litre
Now with hard cases it looks so much neater
A skilled craftsman has applied himself here
Now there is plenty of room for additional fuel or even beer!!
OWZAT!
I did not connect sorry
I have now seen your pics Seatecs Pics
You certainly have added some useful girth
More lardy for sure, but not a source of mirth
Storage by the cubic yard, or by the litre
Now with hard cases it looks so much neater
A skilled craftsman has applied himself here
Now there is plenty of room for additional fuel or even beer!!
OWZAT!
That marina is on the site of an old surfing spot.ajwood said:
http://www.lakesurf.com/
On the upside, the ComEd plant raised the water temp by a couple of degrees (to almost tolerable)! I think the nuc facility is shut down now.
Do you remember Zion's Duck?
Steve
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