FAQ
Buying Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions:
What type of scooter do I need?
What is the difference between
a 2 stroke and a 4 stroke?
What are the motor sizes and
what are the differences?
Do I need a motorcycle license?
Where do I get my service work
done?
What type of maintenance does a scooter
require?
What type of warranty do the scooters
carry?
Does a scooter have to be tagged?
The Answers:
What type of scooter do I need?
That depends on what type of riding you plan on doing. If you
are just going to scoot around close to home then a 50cc will
be okay, but if you plan to scoot all over town we recommend
a 150cc. 50cc scooters will go a maximum of 40-50 mph,
depending on the model; 150cc scooters maximum of 60-65 mph;
and 250cc scooters will max out at about 80-85 mph.
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What is the difference between a 2 stroke and a 4 stroke?
A two-stroke engine generates a combustion-powered piston stroke
with every revolution of the crankshaft. A four-stroke engine
generates a combustion-powered piston stroke every second revolution
of the crankshaft. In terms of reliability, horsepower and
ease of operation, the engine types vary in only a few noticeable
areas.
A two-stroke engine typically develops excellent horsepower
for a given engine size. The two strokes require the operator
to add two-stroke specific oil to a separate holding tank (usually
every second or third time the fuel tank is filled). On most
modern scooters, the oil is automatically mixed with the gasoline
inside the carburetor.
A four stroke engine typically returns greater fuel mileage,
exceptionally low emissions, and require no addition of oil
to mix with the fuel (although, crankcase oil level must
be maintained to the appropriate level, and refreshed at
the manufacturer’s
recommended interval – just like your car).
Two stroke or four stroke engines each deliver excellent fuel
economy, reliability and performance, especially when packaged
within a high-quality scooter from a reputable manufacturer,
like all the scooters sold at Atomic Brown Scooter Shop.
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What are the motor sizes and what are the differences?
50cc scooters will go a maximum of 40-50 mph;
150cc scooters maximum of 60-65 mph; and 250cc scooters will
max out at about 80-85 mph.
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Do I need a motorcycle license?
The answer to that is yes. Oklahoma requires everyonewho
rides a two-wheel motorized vehicle to obtain a motorcycle
license.
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Where do I get my service work done?
We service all the scooters brands we sell as well as Vespa,
Piaggio and many other types of gas scooters. We do not service
electric scooters.
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What type of maintenance does a scooter require?
Most scooter manufactures recommend a 300 to 500 mile first
service to change the fluids and check all cables and nuts/bolts.
Then regular intervals of 3000-mile oil changes.
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What type of warranty do the scooters carry?
All the scooter lines we carry come with at least a 1-year
warranty.
Bajaj warranty is a 2-year limited warranty
Stella warranty is a 1-year 5,000-mile warranty
TNG warranty is a one 1-year unlimited mileage warranty on
parts, 180-day warranty on labor for 4-strokes, 90-day labor
warranty on 2-stroke models.
TGB warranty Mechanical parts - 1-year unlimited miles
Electrical components and wiring – 6-month unlimited
miles
Kymco warranty is a 2-year limited factory
CPI-USA warranty 1-year 4,000-mile limited warranty
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Does a scooter have to be tagged?
Yes you will tag a scooter just like a motorcycle or a car.
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