I am a photographer and I have been looking into getting a 49cc scooter for a while because of gas and insurance concerns. I have been told that scooters are great for getting around small towns but not in large cities (I live in Tampa, Florida.) If anyone here owns a 49cc scooter, how far do you travel a week in miles and how much do you spend on gas? I am looking to travel more than 50 miles in a week's time. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!|||A 50cc scooter won't keep up with traffic very well. It will probably do 30mph full speed which doesn't make it very usable.
I am not a speed freak and once in the distant past I did Venice/London (and back! 1600miles) on a tuned up 50 that did 60mph.
I would say get a 125cc. In the end you will consume less gas than a 50 as you won't be thrashing it around so much and also it'll be safer as you'll get out of traffic's way when needed.
I don't know if you get them in the USA but over here you can get 200cc (piaggio) that use LPG/gas.
They do 360 miles a gallon and with LPG costing half the price of petrol it means they are cheap to run!
Also, they do 95mph when switched on to gas, easy cruse at 80mph.|||I own 3 49cc scoots. I average about 1,000+ miles per month when the weather is nice. My 49cc 4 stroke scooter has been modified and still averages 80MPG. It can run just find on 87 octane, so it's very cheap to operate. The 2 stroke scooters I own are faster, but they burn more fuel. I ride in small cities, towns, and in the country. I've never rode in a big city, but I can't really see why it would be a problem.|||well they get about 50-70 mpg...so ud use 1 gallon a week if u only go 50 miles......problem u will have will avoiding all the idiotic drivers in tampa:).......cas top speed on the moped will b like 35......good luck|||They usually get about 60-75 MPG. I travel about 8 miles round trip a day. So 50 miles is not out of the queston. I usually fill up about every week and a half or so.|||You can go for travel in a 49cc scooter.|||It's a very economical form of transportation. Some informative websites include www.ivoog.com and www.scooters.org|||Our 2008 Yamaha C3 gets 120 miles on 9/10th gallon, You do the math for the miles you expect to ride :)|||http://scootercanada.weebly.com/
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