omg I couldn't believe it today, but I've just found a '98 Yamaha Jog for sale in the next city for $700!!!
I think I am going to go look at it tomorrow, and if its in good condition this would be one helluva find!
If you know what a true Jog is you can appreciate this thought alone, finding one in the states is as hard as finding a good condition, legal elite on mainland.
Anyways wish me luck heh
BTW for those that dont know what the big deal is, here is a taste of what you can do with a jog:
burnt_toast wrote:Thanks I will take pics and update on how it goes!
so like, you sold all your s***?
all you got left is your Dio and your 90cc vento?
Lol this happened a while ago mann, yup down to 2 scoots from 5. Kept the best and sold the rest
Triton was first to go, somewhat regretfully it was a solid scoot for speed and economy but needed the money at the time. Italjet had awesome looks and performance/handling, but ONLY when it worked! It got to be more headache than it was worth for me so I sold that. I had my fun with the Zip70, but hated the stock gearing and speed even with the kit so it went.
Not all by choice, I live with my parents and having the 5 scoots around always got to them mainly my dad so I had to sell the ones I did.
Here's the pics of this dirty jog beast, top box and all Got to ride it for a few stretches and it felt pretty good, same pep from a stop as a stock dio elite but better gearing, reached about 45mph pretty easy. Have to wait about a week before I go pick it up, and then the fun begins
Ahh yess look at that true yamaha made horizontal minarelli I think you have to be a fan of these motors to appreciate this pic and ignore the dirt
Nothing crazy atm, going to keep it close to stock and use it as an economy scoot for time being. May get exhaust and gearing, retune trans. Also have some spare CF jog type reeds that should bolt right up.
For the mean time 70mpg and 50mph is the goal. In the future.. who knows
It got to be more headache than it was worth for me so I sold that. I had my fun with the Zip70, but hated the stock gearing and speed even with the kit so it went. 
Got to ride it for a few stretches and it felt pretty good, same pep from a stop as a stock dio elite but better gearing, reached about 45mph pretty easy. Have to wait about a week before I go pick it up, and then the fun begins 
I think you have to be a fan of these motors to appreciate this pic and ignore the dirt 
