You can't, unless you have a good understanding of engineering and mechanics.
who is royr dont listen to that guy you can build one go to my buddies website http://www.tziscooterworld.tk/ copy and past that to your search.this will help any other questions?
That wasn't my answer - It was last updated by me because I deleted someone's obscene comment. But I looked at the site you linked, and I suspect those machines were built by people with 'a good understanding of engineering and mechanics'. RoyR
you can but it's hard unless you have ALLLLLLLLLLL the right parts
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it is easy 2 make ur own gas scooter if u have some basic fab skills, some sare parts and a welder. I have made 3 gas scooters 2 of them used a 2.5hp snow thrower motor and some tubeing from homedepot. They go close 2 45mph the other 1 was modled after the goped bigfoot and is awsome!!! i used a 50cc scooter motor form scooterX and a few mods and it goes 50mph!!!!! if a 14 year old kid can build 3 of them u can. email me @joedil407@aim.com if u hav any questions. i hope this helps you make ypur own scooter and i am vary much willing 2 help u or any one if they have any questions
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There is a big difference in the performance between a gas scooter and an electric scooter. A gas scooter has a lot more power and can reach higher speeds than an electric scooter. That being said, the cost to drive an electric scooter is cheaper than gas.
get a gas powered one
Really nothing get a 150cc
Unlock the gas on the handlebars
a gas scooter it will go faster than an electric.
Diagrams help a person make changes to items. The wiring diagram for a 49cc gas scooter is found in the owners manual, which is gotten at the time of purchase.
EBAY what type of scooter is it?
my 43 cc scooter has a 1/25 ratio
unleaded
You probably can't unless you have 100,000 dollars to mod it. Gas scooters are loud and always will be... unless your rich.
Exchanging an electric scooter into a gas-powered scooter generally involves replacing the whole of the engine to a gas-powered engine. The only exception is a gas-powered fuel cell, which maintains the scooter's electric usage, but uses a fuel cell to generate the electricity.