Scooters

Many state laws define a moped as a small scooter-type vehicle that is powered by a low displacement (49cc or lower) motor and may be equipped with pedals. Depending on your state's vehicle...

Scooters and mopeds rely on a continuously variable transmission (CVT) system to transfer power from the motor to the rear wheel. The CVT allows the gear ratio to change as engine speeds increase...

Mechanical integrity is of the utmost importance when dealing with a moped. You want to maintain the moped even when you are not riding it. Here are some steps to take to ensure your moped stays...

Mopeds are usually powered by an electronic ignition system called a CDI, or Capacitor Discharge Ignition. The CDI box is composed of an electrical transformer, a rectifier, a capacitor and a...

Mopeds and scooters have been around since the engine was invented, although their popularity has fluctuated. Recently, with higher gasoline prices, scooter and moped interest has risen. Scooters...

Increasing fuel prices and concerns about the environment are two reasons for the popularity of the moped. The fuel efficiency of the moped makes it easier on the pocketbook of the owner and on...

Mopeds are a good, cheap way of getting yourself around, especially during times of high gas prices. However, sometimes your moped doesn't work well and runs inefficiently. When this happens, the...

The carburetor on your moped controls the gas-to-air ratio in the engine. When you attach a moped carburetor to your moped, you need make sure it has a tight fit. If the carburetor is too loose,...