Scooters and Mini-Bikes

Andy Simon of fairless hills PA has the fastest street leegal harley-Davidson in the quarter mile

This depends on the oil you're using and your jetting setup. You can run anywhere from 20:1 (20 parts gas to 1 part oil, i.e. 20 liters of gasoline, one liter oil mixed in a jug) to 50:1 and even 100:1 with some of the newer high-tech oils (Amsoil Dominator, etc). I believe the sticker on the fender of my YZ80 said 32:1. I ran a little on the rich side, closer to 30:1 or even 28:1, simply because I believe that more oil means better lubrication means longer life, and I haven't had a piston burn up on me yet with this mindset.

So, for most people, I would suggest running 30:1.

by itself, not much, not enough to notice, if you go with a performance carb and air filter as well as the exhaust you will see a lot of difference.

45mph with no mods

it goes from 60 to 65

17

No. For that matter, you're not allowed to ride BICYCLES on the sidewalk either. Sidewalks are for PEDESTRIANS. That's why "sidewalk" includes the word "walk".

It depends on how cheap they are. If they are the disposable ones then it will be easier. what you do is you pop the shorter sides off and from there it should be easy to just dismantle the rest of the razor. (ps, if you are a cutter- happy cutting ;))

yah if u have enough horsepower u can but it also depends of the kind of grip you have like if u have slick tires it might work but it will most likely skid

17mm equates to 0.669291 inches.

Mobility scooters can provide an essential feeling of freedom to anyone who wants to remain independent for a lifetime. However, when riding a scooter, take care to remember some safety recommendations. They will help to ensure not only your own well-being, but that of those around you.

Before you use your scooter for the first time, carefully read the owner’s manual. You should learn the correct way to operate your scooter, and also spend time understanding its capabilities and limitations.

It is also important to take a few precautions before taking your scooter out for a journey. Make sure that the scooter’s battery is fully charged before each use, especially if you plan to use your scooter to travel a long distance. If possible, consider carrying a spare battery with you, in case of emergencies.

When riding your scooter, sit up straight and keep your feet flat on the footrests. Maintaining this body position will enable you to feel secure on the scooter even when traveling over uneven surfaces.

Be aware of any weight or terrain restrictions that may limit the performance of your scooter. Always be careful when using your scooter on an incline and never travel over slick surfaces at high speeds.

If you must use your scooter on a day when rain is in the forecast, make sure to have the proper supplies on hand. Special rain covers can be purchased from companies who specialize in mobility aid accessories. However, budget-minded scooter owners should consider that plastic bags and tarps can often serve the same purpose for a lower price.

Finally, when riding your scooter through heavily populated areas, such as city sidewalks, always travel at a reasonable pace and be mindful that scooters often take several seconds to come to a complete stop after the brake has been applied.

If you keep these basic suggestions in mind, you’ll be well on your way to being a savvy scooter user!

yes if u do not slit the bars the bars will crush and u will have to buy new one

1. they are both human

2.they need air, food and water

With long-travel supension and the best air filtration you can get.

6-8 hours

They do if u measure the width of the bars it comes to 510mm so it would fit comfortably on the scooter

it should work has soon as u turn it on using the key... and u usually twist back the right or left handle back toward you to get it to work... _kristin_ <hope that helped you!!!!>

yes

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your so stupid, they go like 15 mph. of coarse its not street legal.

Yes they are brilliant, they are more rigid than a "foldie", and heavier than most cheaper scooters, but that's the cost of strength.

They are a good entry level scooter for ripping up skate parks

In some states, a person can ride a vespa with a child. It will depend on the laws of the state. You can contact your local police department for laws in your area.

15miles an hour

It doesnt use mixed fuel. Gas in the gas tank and 15w40 in the oil tank.

I would suggest draining the oil first and then going with a synthetic oil. Engine will hold up longer.

Hope that helps.