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With a top speed of 75mph, it may still be less time consuming to hop, skip and jump your way to wherever it is you've set your heart on going to, but, the great thing about the Gilera is you can sit down on it. Content with having this lumpen weight taken off your feet, it now takes some more off your mind; especially if your one of those odd-shaped little people who commute to your place of work. Because it's aimed specifically at your sort. Give a great big thumbs down to congestion charges, waste-of-urban-space bus lanes and Ukrainian-tongued taxi pilots, and instead give the big thumbs up to the choice of wheels for the footler. Footler? Footling around? No? Wombles of Wimbledon Common used to footle around. Gilera's VX200 is stuffed with adequate features for playing cat and mouse down a busy thoroughfare; plus, being perhaps 2 wheels less than your usual mode of transportation; it means you'll be able to feel the rain lashing against your helmet as you step up the revs in a bid to get to work before work gets to you. Valentine Rossi will be tearing his heavyweight hair out, as you now (almost) hurtle this way and that, whizzing past post offices and town halls like there's no today. And that's all thanks to a four-valve, liquid cooled engine. Va va vrooooom!!

Punching out 19bhp, and benefiting from a high central hump on the machines saddle, it forces the eager office junior to adopt a true sports bike riding position. So you can look like the true sports bike rider you're clearly not. There are options aplenty to the commutaful amongst you, like trams if in Sheffield and Manchester , on the Gilera however you'll have to settle yourself with a high windscreen (whoopee) and hand covers. If you're a bit of a woofter. Oh, and an electronic alarm, a matching runner-branded helmet and a side stand. So, you're at this point asking as to what's standard kit, other than that high chair and an elastic-band power-plant. Well, there's an immobiliser. Which will stop it from being ticked off the checklist of budding thieves. Somewhere on a list after a bottle of Merrydown and a pack of Pork pie's; and it's got a 2-year warranty, should you be able to keep it pinned down for that long. To go with its 1 years FREE roadside assistance. As with all good things, there has to be an Anthony Worrell Thompson though, and the compact little bike that's only an 'A' and a 'U' away from being an American songstress doesn't buck this trend. Because the capacity of the fastest Runner around is 200cc, riders are required to hold a full motorcycle licence. Think about it. I'll leave it with you. The decision is yours.

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Date - 24/10/2006