Do I or Don't I

[stamford]

Easy I know but you need to learn to let it ride. As for putting fuel in, I chuck in over £80 a week and this either the zed (when its working) or the Landy on the weekly commute.

Getting a smaller car is not the answer as you'll only push it hard to get the level of performance you crave for. False economy. Stick to the zed, learn to drive it differently, economically and every now and then hit the loud pedal in the right places

[Fred68]

Originally Posted by stamford

Getting a smaller car is not the answer as you'll only push it hard to get the level of performance you crave for. False economy. Stick to the zed, learn to drive it differently, economically and every now and then hit the loud pedal in the right places

This ^^

[andys1981]

Originally Posted by stamford

Easy I know but you need to learn to let it ride. As for putting fuel in, I chuck in over £80 a week and this either the zed (when its working) or the Landy on the weekly commute.

Getting a smaller car is not the answer as you'll only push it hard to get the level of performance you crave for. False economy. Stick to the zed, learn to drive it differently, economically and every now and then hit the loud pedal in the right places

totally agree with mick on this one,sold my zs bought a zr ragged it all the time(not when cold),bought my 2nd 180 and just cruise everywhere,only use it when i need to really,seriously keep it bud !