Scooters

Articles in Scooters

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With the craze on for alternative fuel, electric scooters are all the rage. But with so many electric scooters to chose from it's tough to determine the one that is right for your mobility needs... more »
By lanijo 1 comments
Make your 26" bike (Thats been sitting in the garage), motorized. One of my co-workers asked me to help him with this project. With these outrageous gas prices, it is time for we the public to start changing to alternative means of ... more »
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Razor scooters are convenient to ride around on except when your legs get tired. This is where a razor scooter seat will come in handy. You can go downhill with ease while sitting on your seat. Follow these steps to learn how to make a razor ... more »
By rosie96778 2 comments
Going for a ride on your motorcycle should be enjoyable and safe. Riders should always take safety measures when being on the open road... more »
By Jodi Jill 0 comments
If you have a scooter to sell, this vehicle is extremely popular. Here's how to list it on eBay.. more »
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A gas scooter is a great way to get about town. You will need balance, because there are only 2 wheels. The engine is small, but it does create some difficulty in balance. The gas scooter moves faster than a bicycle, and this is a plus. The ... more »
By duncan411 3 comments
With gas prices constantly going up, it can make hard to travel almost anywhere. Here are some tips to help you save a little money on gas... more »
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In a time of high gas prices and a tough economy, saving money is on everyone's mind. What better way to do that then finding a lower cost transportation method? Electric scooters can be used for traveling around town, campus, to the train or bus ... more »
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Clean the carburetor to get your moped running great again. The engine's speed is regulated by how much air can get through the carburetor. When these tiny little air-flow holes are clogged, you'll feel the effect on the engine. A simple cleaning ... more »
By David Amstutz 1 comments
How to build an indoor go-cart. You'll learn to plan for what you want to do with it, what design you want, and budget for your plan... more »
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Scooters are lightweight-aluminum recreational vehicles that consist of a long footboard between 2 small wheels. The wheels are much like the wheels of in-line skates. These fun vehicles are foot-propelled, controlled by an upright steering ... more »
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With gas prices soaring, there are a few measures you can take to cut down on your transportation expenses. Enter the Bladez Scooter line. Some are electric, while others are gas powered. Either way they are much cheaper than powering an SUV. ... more »
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An electric scooter offers consumers a good balance between bicycles and cars. A scooter that runs on an electric battery provides speedy movement through traffic, without physical exertion and vehicle exhaust. It is important to select an ... more »
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A Vespa scooter is a big investment and proper maintenance will ensure its longevity. Though you may be sad to put it away for the winter, you'll be elated when warm weather returns and your Vespa is in top condition. Winterizing your scooter ... more »
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Motorcycles have two brakes - the front operated by the right hand, the rear operated by the right foot - and both are needed to stop effectively. Below are some important guidelines for braking safely on a motorcycle... more »
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There is a lot to consider when you buy a scooter. First of all, there are many types of scooters. Some scooters have two wheels, others have three. You can buy a gas or electric scooter. There are also mobility, transport, and recreational scooters... more »
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One of the unique features of small scooters are their back-wheel brakes. This is a great safety feature to have, but it also allows you to perform many tricks by stalling the scooter on an object. The Pogo Stall is a good example of these ... more »
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Scooters are inexpensive, lightweight and great on gas mileage. While most scooters don't offer the same speed as your average motorcycle, you can do some amazing scooter tricks. Start practicing the rodeo trick today... more »
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More speed is the biggest wish of many scooter riders. The problem is, how do you get that extra speed? Electric scooters already go at least 10 mph., and some reach a top speed of 30 mph. If you get more speed out of your scooter, you may even ... more »
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It is easier to ride a moped than it is to ride a motorcycle, and you can still get some of the same thrill that is at the heart of whatever draws us to two-wheeled vehicles. The licensing procedure can be simpler. There's a bit less to keep in ... more »
By dewmuzic 5 comments
Whether choosing to ditch your car for a more gas-friendly commute vehicle or choosing to join the two-wheeled revolution for the sheer joy of riding to the beach, picking out the right scooter can be a somewhat daunting task. These days, there ... more »
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As gas prices soar, many commuters have begun driving scooters to alleviate the financial burden of filling up their tanks. They're surprisingly maneuverable, easy to park and stylish enough for hipsters and office workers alike to express ... more »
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Inline scooters like the Razor are light, maneuverable and perfectly suited for doing tricks. Ripped straight from the pages of the skateboarding trick book, the 180 Spin is an intermediate scooter move. The 180 combines a bunny hop with a spin, ... more »
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Although there are various tricks you can perform with your scooter on the ground, none of them achieve the same height as a ramp jump. Ramps come in different sizes, with some of the smallest being only a few inches tall, but they all let you ... more »
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The Classic Vespa has a dual kickstand and is lightweight and easily parked. The look and style of the Classic Vespa makes it a great in-city ride. Learning to put the Vespa in park should be practiced in the driveway to gain fluidity of motion... more »