Hello Folks....BWS/Zuma Girl Here.

[kate88]

Ay Up All,

I'm new to this forum, but have been loving all things scooter since I was old enough to ride......which is quite a while ago now!

I think I'm one of the rare ladies that is in to the scene, and am currently riding a Yamaha BWS 50 (2005 MotoGP edition) and a Yamaha Zuma 125 (2011).

I do all my mechanics myself (I feel like I have to say that as, again, not too many of us ladies out there that do), and I'm currently tricking out the Zuma to max it's potential without increasing the CC. Though, having a slight setback as mice made a nest in the airbox and used a good chunk of the wiring as bedding!

I'm also working on the BWS 50 to get it back to showroom condition as the MotoGP edition looks so cool.

Hope to get some good advice and tips from you folks.

Regards,

Kate (Yorkshire, UK)

[geoffh]

Awreet lass welcome t the forum, I am just over the border in Wigan so we are neighbours in forum speak. Most of us run a build thread it helps you and us on track with the scoots . use the icons on the left of this screen to access loads of quality info and self-help but just ask us if you like.

Geoff
Awreet= northern UK dialect form of "good morning how are you"

[jbjhillbilly]

Welcome! Happy to have you

Hope your mice find a new flat to live in.

[aeroxbud]

Welcome kate.
Yes the MotoGP edition is a cool looking scooter. I had the earlier model BWS, great bikes.

[pili]

Welcome Kate I’ve been searching for pics of the MotoGP Editions looks like some of them had a stainless bottom cover? Cool looking scoot!

[yambw’s]

More U.K. based Bw’s/zuma fans always welcome 🙂

[Zino]

Welcome to the forum