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Question: What is its maximum carrying capacity because i am 6'4 and 276 lbs?
Document: Purchased this scooter for my 23 year old nephew traveling back and forth to the train station. I was apprehensive about a 50 cc scooter making it up the steep hill home from town however, this scooter has plenty of power and no problem carrying a 175 pound man up the hill at 40 mph.Love the new style too. Can't beat this price and I recommend getting it Amazon just in case there would be any shipping issues, if you buy from Amazon you know you are covered and have their support.
idle and air/fuel mixture , etc.
You can get aftermarket &#34;big bore&#34; kits to get these things up to 100cc or so and make them able to keep up with highway or even freeway traffic, but you're breaking the law if you operate one that has been so modified and don't get a motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license in states that require it. That said, nobody who values their life would operate any &#60;50cc scooter on a high-speed road with any traffic.
Will the battery be the right one? Will I have to ship the old battery to someone before receiving the New battery? How will I know if GREEN POWER SPORTS made the 'account' with TAO TAO USA? and last but not least... Can GREEN POWER SPORTS be trusted to fulfill my request??? I didn't receive any e-mails from Green Power Sports from the time I reported the 'DEAD' battery issues until it arrived today.
This is important for Calif. residents.
These are CHEAP Chinese-made scooters. I have two of them that we use to take with us when we go camping so we don't have to move the vehicle and we buzz around the neighborhood with them. Unmodified, they are suitable for travel in areas where the speed limits are under 35 or on lightly traveled 45 mph roads. They'd be great for getting around a college campus or in quiet neighborhoods for running to the store and such. They are NOT highway vehicles unless you live in a very rural area.
Received the Tao Tao 50cc Scooter before the 'dead line' date of March 31, 2014 and the Delivery Service was very helpful getting the Scooter to my garage (about 500 feet away), if it wasn't for Him I would have had to get a couple of other people to help me get it to the garage. Thanks Again. The Scooter was in excellent condition after opening up checking for any possible dents, scratches, etc.
Note: Front Wheel, Handle bars, mirrors, storage compartment (rear), head light panel will require installation. Get yourself some 'tools' for this and tighten all bolts before you ride it and then again after you ride it (It's a good idea to use 'Thread Lock, 'Lock Tight'  on all non-vibration proof bolts, also use Clear Silicone on all screws to keep from vibrating out (this Scooter does vibrate a lot and it's hard to look out the mirrors due to vibrations.
I will let you know if this come 'true' and how long it took, etc.on update.OK, now I put the heavier duty battery in the scooter and it started right up, just touched the starter and 2 turns it started up and idled without having to give it any gas, the idle went on with the auto choke and then after a minute or so it ran on the 'normal' mode. However the throttle was sluggish, it would hesitate and shut of before enough gas got to the Carb.
I was impressed that with only 4 kilometers on the Scooter (around the parking lot only) I actually got the Scooter up to 30 mph (NOT Kilometers) without a sweat (I wasn't pushing it because this is the 'break in' period &lt;300km>) It ran very well and 30mph may not seem fast but it was quite fast and kept up with traffic.
Answer: no