Own a Scooter? Save Hundreds - Be Your Own Scooter Mechanic

Scooters are a fun, cost-effective way to get fromthe rest of the job is relatively easy. With just a few
point A to point B. But the more miles we log, thecommon household tools, we can typically replace the
greater chance ours will need to be repaired - a realityscooter performance parts in a short period of time. If
that can end up costing us hundreds of dollars in repairwe can turn a screw or operate a socket wrench,
bills with every visit to the mechanic. The good news iswe've got all of the "technical" skills we need to
that there is an abundance of high-quality scootereffectively repair our ride.
performance parts available today makingGet the Right Part for the Job
do-it-yourself repairs an easy and, most importantly, anTypically what seems to be a major problem with
affordable option.your scooter can be easily fixed with relatively
Identifying the Problem is Keyinexpensive scooter performance parts. But it's
The better we know our scooters and understandessential that we don't skip on quality. Make sure to
how it works, the better we'll be able to find the rightpurchase our scooter performance parts from a
scooter performance parts and fix it our self. The besttrusted retailer. It can make all the difference between
investment a scooter owner can make it is to buy aperforming a quick fix that only lasts a few days or
DIY repair manual that helps us better understand howone that lasts for many miles down the road.
our scooter runs and how to troubleshoot anyWe suggest having a few extra parts on hand so we
performance issues.can replace a part when our scooters need repairs to
Knowledge is Powerget back on the road quickly. Here is a list of the most
The first step is to be able to identify the problem. Butcommon parts we should have in stock:
where to start? Any scooter lover can usually tell right* Engine Oil
away if his or her ride is sluggish and not running with* Gear Oil (Transmission Oil)
the pep and zip it usually has. Perhaps it's making a* Spark Plug (get an NKG)
loud, screeching sound when you turn the ignition. Or* CDI (Scooter Brain)
worse yet, maybe it's not starting at all.* Drive Belt
Here is a quick list of a number of common ailments* American Made Fuel/Air Hose (5 feet)
and problem areas that are typically the best places to* Hose Clamps
start:o Low or dead batteryo Engine floodingo Drive* 2 Amp Battery Charger
Belto Brakeso Electrical Systemo Ignition malfunctionAll of these parts can be ordered for less than $100
Anyone Can Become Their Own Mechanic Once weand we'll be able to repair our scooters in minutes and
understand the basics of how our scooter operates,get back on the road again.