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Engine size typically determines how fast a scooter can go with a 50cc scooter being the smallest yet capable of achieving speeds of approx 35MPH. This size scooter is best used on short trips and errands or less then a 7 mile radius from where you start to where you end. This size scooter is perfect for navigating through traffic in through traffic in the city or gliding the back roads in the suburbs. Many states allow riders to possess only a valid drivers license or in some states no license at all. Check with your state for exact laws in your area.
The next level of scooters are mid range scooters. Typically these are 110cc and/or 150cc scooters. These mid-range scooters are capable of going approx 55MPH and are what most people are riding these days. This scooter is the ideal companion for a person who wants a bit more power and control with a stable platform. This size scooter has both stability and agility in traffic and has some power to get you up and going. This is an everyday scooter that can be used for most all your transportation needs.
Finally there are 250cc scooters which are capable of speeds greater then 65MPH and are typically used for more long range riding. Due to engine size, these scooters meet the requirements of a motorcycle and typically require a class "M/motorcycle license". These scooters have a powerful engine that balances power with performance, since this scooter has so much more power the MPG is slightly reduced from the mid-range scooters but usually gets on average 70MPG, depending on make and model. 250cc scooters are great for taking a longer trip or for two riders together, having a 250cc scooter provides the riders great benefit as they have more power to meet their owners demands.
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Scooters are a fun alternative transportation method. Scooters are easy to ride, great on gas and since there are so many sizes there is one for every rider. Scooting can be used to commute to work, school or to just have fun riding around on. They are a GREEN alternative to automobiles and most achieve greater then 80 miles per gallon.
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