We have different access Level to your personal information with our staffs. Shipping Carrier request customer Shipping Address and basic contact information(Phone Number) for arranging deliver instruction only.
TAO TAO 50CC MOPED VERIFICATION
Personal information and Billing Address are used for Credit Card Merchant Verification purpose. If we have problems or question with Order, Shipping or Credit Card Information, we will use Contact Information to contact the customer to solve the problems.
TAO TAO 50CC MOPED FULL
A decent full face helmet, textile jacket with body armour (including back protector) would also be a good idea and need factoring into your plans.Information we will collect from you include your Full Name, your Credit Card Detail Information, your Billing and Shipping Address, Contact Information (Phone Number and E-mail Address) and your Purchasing Require and Behavior. If you live in the USA you should remember that you have probably the most expensive healthcare in the world, accidents happen and could happen to you. On private ground you can ride what you like but if you're wanting to use it on public roads then you should check out the legalities of where you live, you just say a rural area but don't even mention which country you live in. Tao taos do not have a good reputation, for $1,000 you should be able get an older Japanese scoot but for your budget Taiwanese is probably the best way to go. I've had a few kymcos and syms and can recommend them. I'm currently riding a sym symphony sr125, i like the handling of 16 inch wheels and front and rear disc brakes. Chinese scoots are generally cheap, poor build quality, unreliable and don't hold their value. Taiwanese scoots such as sym, kymco, lance and genuine are reasonably priced, good build quality, reliable and hold their value fairly well. Japanese/ European scoots are expensive, good build quality, reliable and hold their value well if looked after.
This is my general advice on scooter buying:
TAO TAO 50CC MOPED HOW TO
I'm totally okay with doing this and learning how to care for the scooter, however, I've yet to see anyone list off what these parts are.Ĭan anyone tell me what parts I should 100% have extras of/replace immediately upon the scooter's arrival.Īnd if this isn't a good beginner's scooter, than can anyone tell me what is? I can pay up to $1000 for a scooter and it needs to be gas-powered as my house can't charge vehicles, and it needs to be street legal without insurance or a license (my area allows 50cc). I heard that Tao Tao owners should immediately change engine oil upon the scooter's arrival, and buy a few extra parts because some parts break rather quickly. I'm not handy at all with mechanics, but I'm very interested in learning. However, I've heard horror stories about their upkeep, as well. I don't intend to over-use the scooter, only for necessary trips.
I'm just going to be traveling 5 miles back and forth for work (10 miles a day). I really wanna buy a Tao Tao 50cc (removed link, I'm not a spam reviewer or a bot, I just wanted to give an example) because I've seen videos of people doing exactly what I need-moderate speeds, ability to get up hills (I have a few really steep hills where I live). 19 years old and I'm unable to drive because I just can't learn how to (nowhere to learn cuz I'm in a rural area, my parents won't teach me or let me use their car to learn), I also can't afford insurance (I was told I do not need a license or insurance to drive a 50cc, I hope this is true).
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