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Vento Motorcycles

Looks like a nice bike for the price
good starter or smaller person bike 😛

Don't know anything about the company though

May also want to find out what this part means and how much more it will cost you

* *Setup, and destination charge are not included this may vary depending on the final destination of the vehicle.

More about the setup than anything
From other bikes I have seen delivered they are mostly together but just incase 🙂

 
If that isn't pure image i don't know what is. She can't even handle say a honda rebel 250? Almost same price, but can actually get on the freeway.

Its the one msf courses usually use I think.
 
Originally posted by: snoturtle
Looks like a nice bike for the price
good starter or smaller person bike 😛

Don't know anything about the company though

May also want to find out what this part means and how much more it will cost you

* *Setup, and destination charge are not included this may vary depending on the final destination of the vehicle.

More about the setup than anything
From other bikes I have seen delivered they are mostly together but just incase 🙂
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There is a local dealer and I will check them out.

Originally posted by: Kelvrick
If that isn't pure image i don't know what is. She can't even handle say a honda rebel 250? Almost same price, but can actually get on the freeway.

Its the one msf courses usually use I think.
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Yeah, we are going to look at the Rebel and Nighthawk.
 
Originally posted by: AnyMal
I believe these are Russian bikes
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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://vento.com/pub/usa/about_vento.asp?zone=EUA">Since 1996, Vento has been dedicated to supplying people around the world with high value motorcycles. In the early stages we imported products from the top manufacturers in the industry. Vento?s reputation has grown in such short time due to its distinctive design characteristics and quality.

In 1998 an assembly plant in Laredo, Texas was established. This plant was built with the purpose of elevating the quality of our products in order to compete in the marketplace with manufacturers here and abroad.

Our corporate office located in San Diego, California is where various operations varying from product design and development to customer support take place. Vento?s sales organization is structured in the United States through a network of 175+ Vento Dealers in more than 30 states; there are more than 300 Vento outlets worldwide. FY 2003 sales in the United States totaled 17,840 units. A sum of 77,600 Vento motorcycles were sold that same year in Chile, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Mexico and Venezuela, Russia and Puerto Rico combined. (Includes Highway Motorcycles, Scooters, Utility and ATVs)



2003 sales exceeded $114 Million USD including exports and domestic sales, making Vento the fastest-growing motorcycle company in America.



Our approach in the United States market includes the introduction of recently developed products in the 150cc to 500cc engine displacement range, implementation of financial services at both dealership and consumer levels, as well as, major expansion of our warranty program. Also for this year, we will be producing motorcycles in both, our Laredo, Texas and China plants simultaneously. This project was initiated due to the increasing demand of our products and limited production capacities for our export markets.


Thanks to our high quality, Vento products are approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (DOT), and certified by both the EPA and the California Air Resources Board, meeting the strictest emission regulations. Our solid effort in using the newest technologies make this possible and it reflects in our mission of providing people with first-class motorcycles at affordable prices.</a>
 
i wonder what the performance is like on that, just cause its 24hp

i would look for a used cruiser, personally - even ones with bigger engines aren't nasty. i tried out a 750cc cruiser (having no experience, it was also an old bike) and did fine.
 
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