Genuine Scooters Buddy 170 Walkthrough

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  • čas přidán 9. 03. 2022
  • The Genuine Buddy 170 is a very capable scooter and a great option for riders looking to upgrade from a Buddy 50cc scooter.

Komentáře • 72

  • @pascalolesen5187
    @pascalolesen5187 Před rokem +11

    I bought this EXACT model Buddy 170i and I must say it is very powerful for what it is size wise. With 2 people on it, we still hit 65mph very easily. The throttle response is great. All facts posted here. Worth every penny.

  • @bobbolibobboli

    Very thorough video! Thank you very much. My Buddy 170i now has 11,000 miles and going strong. I live in the Sierras, and the 170cc has enough grunt to go 45-55 up mountain roads, and it is really nice handling on narrow twisty roads. All routine and major maintenance work has been done on schedule, which is important. I enjoy its light weight and peppy responsiveness. I also have the front carrier rack and Prima top-case in the back for shopping errands. For someone used to 650cc sport bikes, my Buddy keeps me well entertained! Worth every penny!

  • @wheelie642
    @wheelie642 Před rokem +5

    Great video, highly understood. Packed with information and how to’s.

  • @dougjwhalen
    @dougjwhalen Před 2 lety +2

    Love it Andrew! So glad to see you doing well!

  • @higgybabyproductions
    @higgybabyproductions Před 2 lety +5

    Nice run-through for the 170i. I switched to the low-profile seat and would only note that I can no longer store my helmet under the seat. I hang it from the inside post under the seat instead, as you pointed out. *This is only a factor for riders under 5'0" and needing the lower seat.

  • @mig50cc
    @mig50cc Před rokem +6

    Great video! I've had a '22 Roughhouse base model since June and recently completed the MSF course so I'm definitely upgrading from 50cc. I already put down a deposit on a Honda Rebel but still looking at scooters. The Vespa 300GTS has really caught my eye. But where the Vespa seems like a dream scooter for the 300cc and under class, you helped me to see how the Buddy 170 is all I'll likely need plus even a bit more. Thanks!

  • @k12media80
    @k12media80 Před rokem +1

    Love this video! I’m going to go buy one of these

  • @Cognitiveleaper
    @Cognitiveleaper Před rokem

    Excellent video.

  • @julianmassari5016

    What what a thorough videoo!

  • @charkswitlazers
    @charkswitlazers Před 2 lety +4

    Thanks for showing how well a hemet fits under the seat! I’m gonna pretend you did that because I asked you a couple weeks ago ;) 😍

  • @caffeineman72
    @caffeineman72 Před 2 lety +7

    I am 220lbs and get my 170 up to 64 GPS indicated, speedometer was over 70mph

  • @robertgulfshores4463
    @robertgulfshores4463 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for the review, I love the color. Is it possible to buy a TALL windshield for this scooter? (The wind noise is something I really can't put up with). Also, how does this scooter compare with the Piaggio Liberty 150?

  • @twinfin8571
    @twinfin8571 Před rokem +1

    I’ve never ridden a scooter and this is the one I’m leaning towards to ride back roads of Oklahoma. I just started looking and I don’t know what I’m doing really. Plus. There are no safety classes available. So I haven’t bought anything. I watch so many videos about scooters but I feel stuck.

  • @SuperQueenV.
    @SuperQueenV. Před 2 lety +3

    love that color!

  • @brianfox7926

    Hi first-time viewer. I just bought a 09 buddy 150 International saint trophies style. Spell, check Screwed up. From Cleveland moto. The only dealer in northeast Ohio. Mine has 1900 original miles. Should I consider a new belt and rollers?

  • @bwilson859
    @bwilson859 Před rokem

    What is the six pin port underneath the seat in the 170i model for? (in the position where you at oil in the 50 cc model?

  • @micheleelin1615
    @micheleelin1615 Před rokem

    You mentioned unplugging the battery to winterize. Is there anything else you need to do?

  • @rhumba2004
    @rhumba2004 Před 2 lety

    How do you remove the starting motor; having a difficult time trying to remove it.

  • @gilnorton1
    @gilnorton1 Před 2 lety

    What is the little electric connection under the seat? Looks like some type of 6 prong connection?

  • @jason17179
    @jason17179 Před rokem

    I’m not sure if you would be able to help me but on my buddy 170i it starts to lose power at like 70% throttle and I’m not sure why I cleaned the air filter and changed the gas and it’s still happening