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by Steven Michael Mihajlov

Besides the obvious gas savings a motor scooter provides, you might be pleasantly surprised with the many benefits of owning a scooter. Moped scooters come in a variety of styles and sizes and are a great alternative to getting around town and doing errands quickly.

Unlike the motorcycle, motor scooters are significantly easier to use. Scooters operation with just a throttle with no need to learn how to shift gears, so even kids can easily operate. In comparison to motorcycles, moped scooters are much lighter, engine is located above the rear axle below the seat, and riders rest feet on a platform instead of pedals.

Another benefit of moped scooters is the cost. You can find a quality gas scooter for under $1000. Annual car maintenance is well over that price and you will also spend much more money on fuel. You can see why scooters are so popular around the world and becoming desirable here in America.

Gas savings though out the year is another benefit of owning a motor scooter. It can be very difficult to find a car which averages over 30 mpg, while most scooters can get over 80 mpg. The annual gas savings alone can provide the extra money needed for those unexpected bills.

Another benefit for motor scooters is they are street legal. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Transportation (DOT) states that mopeds meet their strict standards and can legally be used on most roads. Because most scooters can not attain high speeds, it is a good idea to keep them off the highway or interstate.

Owning and riding a motor scooters has many advantages. If you have a tight budget or looking for a easy way to run errands around town, scootering is the way to go. You are right, they can not prevent you from rain showers, so maybe a car would be better on rainy days.

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