7 Reasons to Get Street Legal Scooters Or Mopeds

Mopeds and scooters have been around for a long#4 Parking
time now. From Cushman during the war to Mr. HondaThese things are easy to park. Imagine not spending
opening up a shop in the San Fernando Valley back in20 minutes looking for a spot in the parking structure
the 1950's to sell his Honda Super Cub, the Americanevery morning. It will waste a lot less of your time.
public has taken a liking to these 'mini bikes.' They#5 Be Green an be good to the environment
would come and go as far as being in fashion, but withI know not everyone is into this, but these things
these economic times, it might be a good time to revisitobviously don't emit nearly the amount of emissions
the scooter and point out how it may make your life athat a car or truck does.
lot easier.#6 Easy on the wallet when it comes to repair
#1 Avoid the traffic jamsThe parts on scooters are pretty cheap and rarely
If you live close to work, why bother getting in the carneed repairs for that matter. No more $400 trips to the
and sitting in bumper to bumper traffic if you could usemechanic.
your scooter instead?#7 They don't cost very much to purchase
#2 Insurance premiumsSeriously, you could by a brand new one for around
Scooter insurance is cheap. If you are not driving your$2000 or less. A good used one could be had for
car as much, you can get a discount on that too. Mostsignificantly less.
companies with give you a discount on your rate if youIf you've had one in the past you know they are fun to
don't drive your car that much.drive, but you probably never really considered how
#3 Fuel Savingsuseful it really was. Many companies like Honda,
This is the obvious one. Most of these scooters areYamaha, Cushman, and Vespa produce a wide
going to get you over 200 miles on one gallon of gas.variety of models to choose from. Give it a thought
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that youand you may a have a less stressful commute and a
don not currently get that with your automobile.few more bucks in your bank account next year.