A Bikes advantage over a Scooters is - Better Milage. What advantage does a Scooter have over a Bike?
Why would you want to purchase bike scooters? Let me count the ways! First, they are incredibly economical; second, they're environmentally friendly; third, they're just plain fun. Whether you use them for in town rides, tricks or stunts, or off road fun, they are a blast.
Why would som1 buy a scooter, which gives a max milage of 45KmPL, insted of a Bike which would giv a milage not less then 70KmPL.
Why would som1 buy a scooter, which gives a max milage of 45KmPL, insted of a Bike which would giv a milage not less then 70KmPL.
The Point is, in general. No normal scooter can give the fuel efficiency even 80% to that of a normal bike.
I'm not sure but I think you're saying that a motorcycle will give better fuel economy than a scooter. It's hard to tell from your garbled typing.
If that is what you're saying then you're dead wrong.
My 2004 Triumph Tiger gets around 45 miles per gallon. I've got a couple different models of Honda's SOHC CB 750, all of them get around 35 to 40 miles per gallon. I also have a 1982 Honda XL500R that gets about 55 miles per gallon on the road although it's much less than than off road.
Scooters generally get 60 or more miles per gallon. A friend of mine has a Vespa that gets more than 70 miles per gallon. Scooters weigh far less than motorcycles. For around town use they're much more fuel efficient than motorcycles.
October 12th, 2008 at 3:46 pm
the bike is over the skooter
if u don't like my answer
ask the owner of the bike's shop
good ride , i mean good luck!!!
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October 12th, 2008 at 4:11 pm
I'm not sure but I think you're saying that a motorcycle will give better fuel economy than a scooter. It's hard to tell from your garbled typing.
If that is what you're saying then you're dead wrong.
My 2004 Triumph Tiger gets around 45 miles per gallon. I've got a couple different models of Honda's SOHC CB 750, all of them get around 35 to 40 miles per gallon. I also have a 1982 Honda XL500R that gets about 55 miles per gallon on the road although it's much less than than off road.
Scooters generally get 60 or more miles per gallon. A friend of mine has a Vespa that gets more than 70 miles per gallon. Scooters weigh far less than motorcycles. For around town use they're much more fuel efficient than motorcycles.
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October 12th, 2008 at 4:51 pm
You don't need a drivers license (Class M Endorsement) to operate a scooter.
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October 12th, 2008 at 5:08 pm
why buy a scooter a bike is sexier?
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i wouldn't get on the back of a scooter. BUT i would get on the back of a nice street bike anyday (if my boyfriend had one)
October 12th, 2008 at 5:26 pm
depends on the way you want to use the bike or scooter. as a general rule a scooter gets better mileage but has a lower top speed and is more suited to around town usage, a bike usually gets lower mileage but has a higher top speed faster acceleration and a smoother ride which makes it better for longer distances I assume since your referring to mileage in KmPL you are not in the USA so you might have some different vehicles available in your area than there are here
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