By Amelia Kerr
Capitano Addicted ET4 Pre-Leader 125 "Velocipede" '92 Honda C90 Cub '97 Yamaha 600 Diversion Joined:Posts: 625Location: Brighton, UKquote khaosaming wrote: They look very nice to me. I wonder why they decided to go with a carburetor rather than fuel injection. I checked out the Django range at the London Bike Show this month and they look very smart indeed. My bugbear would be the price, especially knowing that a similar spec scooter (without the obvious Peugeot styling) poduced by Qingqi and sold by Sinnis is available for under £1000. I suspect because that's how Qingqi churn 'em out by the thousand in PRC.I checked out the Django range at the London Bike Show this month and they look very smart indeed.My bugbear would be the price, especially knowing that a similar spec scooter (without the obvious Peugeot styling) poduced by Qingqi and sold by Sinnis is available for under £1000.
OP CrazyCarl Ossessionato 2007 250 GTS, 1980 P200E, 2010 ThunderFly 190 (SOLD) 2015 Yamaha SMax (SOLD) Joined:Posts: 3494Location: Springboro, OHquoteIt is certainly a nod to the past, but it looks really nice. Many color options are available. http://www.scootersales.au/news-reviews-5068/peugeot-django.aspx I found some pics of this scooter on an Aussie site and I'm quite taken with it. We do not get Peugeot scoots here in the US anymore.It is certainly a nod to the past, but it looks really nice. Many color options are available.
