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Here are the kids all together posing for a picture
just got the express running last night at 11pm been down since october.

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Nice 'family pic' there pat, they look well groomed

Are those tags on the front forks & plastic for registration? If so, is the rear left clean?

Those stickers are the Motor Vehicle Inspection stickers. All vehicles on the road in Nova Scotia need need one. Costs $20 or more every two years. I have to have motorcycle plates on all three, to the tune of 45$ each every December 31. And insurance on all three is about 300$/year. the DMV here is not smart enough to make things simple its amazing that need insurance on something like an express or spree and I have to have a motorcycle license as well. My scooters cost as much as a kid, not really but it feels that way sometimes

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Nice kidz Pat.

Hey thanks . Im actually adopting another spree next week I posted about it last fall, he wanted $600 for it with no papers, now I'm getting it for $200 B-) I defeated the speed limiter on his golf cart the other night here the outdoor festival I'm working and he offered it to me for the $200. I'm stoked, it has under 1000 miles on it for and 84. Its the same Canada only 84 as the spree I have now

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well now you have to paint the aero 80 so it doesn't feel like even more of a redheaded step child. but on a serious note those are some sweet looking machines..ive always loved the blue sprees.

And now a friend tells me her uncle wants to find a home for his fizzy (Yamaha FS1) moped and I sounded like the home for it. Who knows maybe I'll end up with a fizzy to go with the Honda collection

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You should talk to companies that insure collector cars to see if you can get a group policy for your kids. I insure 6 for $210 a year total.

That's a great idea, I pay over $100 each per year insurance for the 3 on the go now. If I get the fizzy it has pedals so it doesn't require insurance they class it as a bicycle if it has pedals, no more than 50cc or 500 watts, has at least 350mm or 12" outer diameter wheels and goes no faster than 30km under its own power on level ground. Fizzy will be faster but who cares and im prob not going to insure the second spree anytime soon. But if I do I'll be looking for better rates for sure thanks for the tip

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