Top 10 Reasons To Buy a Gas Scooter
Sunday, April 19th, 2009
- They get great gas mileage.
Depending on the model and engine size, gas scooters can get an average of 40-100 miles per gallon. You cant get that in a pick-up truck. - Scooters are easy to park.
While you should never illegally park a scooter, you have a lot more choices than in a car. Some college campuses even allow scooters to be parked next to the bike rack. - Scooter are just plain fun!
There’s nothing quite like riding on two wheels. Whether riding alone, with a friend, or a group, riding around campus or the big city can really put a smile on your face. - Riding a Scooter is Earth friendly.
Riding scooters isn’t only fun, but it’s also eco-friendly and easy on the earth. The majority of scooters are 4-stroke which means they put out much less emissions. - Scooters are affordable.
For those who have limited funds, a scooter is an inexpensive means of transportation. Scooters, compared to cars and trucks, require low maintenance. They seldom malfunction and when they do, they’re often easy and affordable to repair. - Riding a scooter will put less miles on your car.
On those beautiful sunny days you may wish to ride the scooter while driving your car when its windy or rainy. If you ride your scooter only half the time, you will cut maintenance on your car and thus saving money. - Friends wont bug you for a ride!
How many time have your friends called and asked for a ride somewhere? If you chose to go riding solo, just simply get on your scooter and go. - Scooters are quieter than motorcycles.
While some people enjoy waking up the neighborhoods with their big motorcycles, you can barely hear when most scooters are running. You get a quieter ride with happier neighbors. - Maneuverability is great.
If your gas scooter is highway legal, most likely you will run into traffic. A skilled rider can split lanes on the freeway and city streets. - Scooters are Cool, Hip, and Stylish.
That’s right! Economic necessity has made scooters more popular than ever. Owners are customizing their scooters with paint, stickers and other items to make each one unique.
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