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Any scooters 50cc that can take a passenger? Can someone that owns a scooter or knows help chime in? thanks |
too slow. |
it'll only get you somewhere if ur only going downhill. |
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80km/h with 2 people on there? Most 50cc scooters top out around 60-70 with one person. How can the Derbi go 80 with two people? |
I had an old co-worker that said that you can mod 49cc's to gain more power therefore making it capable to carry a passenger. |
yamaha BW 50 2 - stroke can take 2 people easily stock it'll do 65 with 2 people u can change the drive belt to make it have a higher topend and through on a pipe for more power kymco has some nice scootes, and piaggio, get a BW, they are cheap to fix and theres tons of them around |
something tells me you can't have a passenger on a scooter w/ class 5. but you'd have to look it up. |
arent there turbo kits out for the kymco scooters too? |
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You can have a passenger with your class 5 on a 49cc or less scooter. I used to have a stock Yamaha BWS and it was great getting around Vancouver. With two people I could hit 60kmph full throttle on flat ground. If you plan on having a passenger often get a two stroke as they seem to have more power. Riding two up, I was able to keep up with a Honda Jazz, both 49cc bikes. |
^^^ yeah, ICBC's website doesn't have any restrictions on the number of passengers for scooters. http://www.icbc.com/registration/reg..._pwr_moped.asp |
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7hp 125cc (80km) and 10hp 150cc (100km) are like couple hundred bucks |
I see this quite often in asia... http://reachtoteachrecruiting.com/im...an_scooter.jpg this is a bit extreme http://xs538.xs.to/xs538/09183/asian...hopping900.jpg |
^ Having just come back from Vietnam, I've seen up to 4 people regularly on a scooter. Two kids and two adults. Edit: I've even seen some dude carry a small fridge and another carry a 40" plasma tv!! |
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i can go upto 70-80km with passenger, but braking distance obviously increases |
^is that with you leaning forward to cut through the wind or leaning back? |
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is that taiwan? |
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