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Gas Scooter & Motorcycle Trikes
These are great vehicles' for those first-time-riders or for anyone who is struggling with balancing and weight
issues where the bike is to heavy.
It's perfect for those who have height issues not being able to touch the
ground &
those not wanting to deal with the hassle of changing gears.
EXPERIENCE THE LATEST
IN THREE WHEEL TRANSPORTATION
THE NEW
SPIDER TRIKE |
250cc, 4-Stroke,
Single Cylinder
16 HP
Water Cooled
Automatic w/Reverse |
OUR COST $4,599.00
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Coming Soon In A 50cc Two Stroke
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It's HERE!!! POWER PLUS
WE RODE IT.. WE LOVE IT
Cool is Back!
All the bits and no extra cost
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THE HEIST ...
250cc Bobber
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Old School
$3,299
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OZ BIKE
OZ 1/2 SCALE MOTORCYCLES
US-Made
CUSTOM STREET BIKES |
Starting at
$3,999.00
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 BENELLI SCOOTERS
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X50 | X50i | M50|
Raw performance, there's no other way
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These durable,
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Standard Shelter For Sport Bikes
Touring Shelter For Touring Bikes |
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$289.00
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Finally a Scooter Trailer
The Bug weighs in at 44 lbs and has a cargo capacity of 50 lbs
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With “pivot point" torsion suspension.
The Scooter Bug
is perfect for long trips, or short jaunts to the grocery store.
IN STOCK
$950
Plus Shipping
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Electric Powered Modern Mobility |
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If you are looking for scooters,
scooter parts, scooter info, scooter
anything. Your In The Right
Place.
Three Wheel Scooters
Electric Scooters
Gas Motor Scooters
Gasoline pushing $3 gallon? Why
worry?
Buy a motor scooter like
thousands of other Americans and stretch that single
gallon of
gas a week or more.
As
people start driving them, they
start finding more reasons to use
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The New Easy
Riders
Trikers Dave and
Sharon Sisemore
of Chula Vista,
Calif. Photo by
Daniel Hennessy
They were born
to be wild, but
the reality of
age and
dwindling
physical prowess
are forcing
older
motorcyclists to
switch to a
milder
alternative
trikes. The
dudes and babes
who used to burn
rubber on
two-wheel bikes
are moving to
three-wheel
versions to
maintain their
road cool and
preserve aging
body parts.
"Often these are
riders who are
more comfortable
handling a
touring rig that
does not require
balance," says
Pete Terhorst,
spokesman for
the American
Motorcyclist
Association.
Experts say
modern trikes
make long rides
more comfortable
and come with
reverse-gear
options.
They are also
easier for other
motorists to
spot on the
road.
Mike Tucker is a
writer in
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Scooters are starting
to turn up everywhere.
The reason for this is the owners have learned about all the advantages of scooter
buying. and here, are a few of these
benefits:
Great on gas mileage and for the
environment, Cheaper than cars and
motorcycles, Safer than other forms
of transportation,
Easier to park and maneuver in tight
spaces and simply just a Fun Alternative,.
Browse
GekGo
for the ideal scooter
to ensure that you get the best
scooter for your specific needs.
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SCOOTER GLOSSARY
MSRP:
The MSRP, or manufacture's suggested retail price, is
the rate at which a manufacture recommends to a dealer
to sell their products for.
FINAL PRICE:
The price of a bike after a dealer adds on fees. For
example, many dealers tack on a shipping and assembly
fee to the price of a bike. Sales tax is usually
excluded from this estimate.
ORIGIN:
If we stereotyped bikes from different counties it would
go a little like this. Taiwan is one of the largest
scooter producers and they have a high standard for
quality. China is known for their inexpensive, and often
unreliable bikes. Italy produces high performance bikes,
at an extremely high cost. We've found that mopeds made
in India are a good bargain; you get a decent amount of
performance for the amount you pay. Mexican bikes are
good, but a bit overpriced.
ENGINE TYPE:
Most commonly found in scooters and mopeds are
two-stroke engines. They provide good acceleration, are
durable, and generally cost less than a four-stroke
engine. A four-stroke engine tends to vibrate less than
a two-stroke, gets better gas mileage, and lasts longer.
However, you will compromise your speed by a couple
miles per hour if you go with a four-stroke rather than
a two-stroke.
WEIGHT:
A lighter bike is easier to control than a heavier one.
Heavier bikes are usually larger bikes, which means that
it will probably be more comfortable for two-seater.
AVERAGE TOP
SPEED:
The term "average top speed" can be misleading. Even
though two bikes have the same size engines it doesn't
mean they will go the same speed. The type of
transmission, bike weight, and the weight of passengers
have a large influence on speed. When comparing the top
speed of two bikes you should keep in mind potential top
speed.
COOLING SYSTEM:
Most scooters and mopeds have an air-cooled engine. Even
though a liquid-cooled engine is better, the air-cooled
one works extremely well with smaller engines (49cc).
Liquid cooled engines are often found on larger bikes
(250cc).
DISPLACEMENT:
The displacement of a bike will tell you how large the
engine cylinder is. For example, a 49cc engine has a
piston inside its cylinder that displaces 49 cubic
centimeters of fuel for every stroke it takes. The
larger the displacement, the bigger the engine, the
faster you go.
TRANSMISSION:
Smaller scooters and mopeds might have a single-speed
transmission, which means it only has one gear. These
bikes are only capable of going about 30 mph. A two
speed automatic transmission will let you go a little
faster. The CVT, or Continuously Variable Transmission,
is always in gear and you never feel it shift. It gives
you the best performance available. Keep in mind while
shopping around that almost every scooter is automatic.
Only a handful of scooters (which try to look like
motorcycles) use a manual transmission.
TIRE SIZE:
Larger tires will give you increased stability, top
speed, and ride comfort over smaller ones. Smaller tires
will usually offer you better acceleration and control
(because of width).
RIM:
Steel rims are a cheaper alternative to aluminum ones.
However, they usually don't last as long or look as good
because they are prone to rust and the paint chipping.
BRAKES:
Most commonly found on mopeds and scooters are drum
brakes. Their upgrades are disc brakes, which provide
superior stopping power. A good combination between the
two is a drum brake in the rear and a disc brake in the
front. Make sure the disc brake is hydraulic (similar to
power brakes on a car).
WARRANTY:
In this category you get what you pay for. In general,
lower end bikes come with a three month warranty. A
medium to high quality bike will usually give you a six
month warranty. Bikes with a superior quality have a one
year warranty. If we could give you one piece of advice
when picking out a scooter it would be this: judge a
bike by its warranty.
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