50cc scooters

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bad boy

Original Poster:

821 posts

270 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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sorry but my brother needs a 50cc scooter (16) and i was wondering weather any one knows what is the best 1 avalible

bad boy

Original Poster:

821 posts

270 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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also fastest being only 50 cc. thanks

pedestrian

1,244 posts

272 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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also fastest being only 50 cc. thanks


Seem to remember the Yamaha FS1E and Suzuki AP50 were pretty quick (55, 60mph standard)..

..though well old now!!

showing my age!!

>> Edited by pedestrian on Thursday 6th June 16:27

mel

10,168 posts

281 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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And Micron did a slip on for the FS1E

pedestrian

1,244 posts

272 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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and we though it sounded ace!!

mel

10,168 posts

281 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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And because it was louder (and I thought therefore more powerfull) I even poked a screwdriver through mine

ZZR600

15,605 posts

274 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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ahh i remember my old FS1E c reg every day thrashed to within an inch of its life

ZZR600

15,605 posts

274 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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anyway DT50's are a laugh if you get racing reeds fitted etc you may see 45 mph !!!

gavinr

629 posts

273 months

Thursday 6th June 2002
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My Honda MBX50 used to be good for about 50-53 (de-restricted, Micron pipe), only had to slow down for tight roundabouts as well.

Gavin

P.S. Anyone want a Standard exhaust for a '98 CBR600?

kevinday

12,041 posts

286 months

Tuesday 11th June 2002
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I was once stopped on my Malaguti for doing 72 mph in a 50 limit, got away with it saying 'but it is only a moped, how can I have been doing 72'. Mine featured a made to measure expansion chamber exhaust and a 21mm Dellorto, output around 12 bhp compared with the standard 7.2 (FS1E 4.5). Downside was it needed new main bearings every 1500 miles (revved to 12,000 instead of 8,000).