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CarefulRider · 05-13-2014, 10:13 AM

Wonder if I can revive this by asking the question with a different objective:

Have posed this question in other forums & have got one reply. I'd like your opinions as well to arrive at a general consensus.

I have a 2007, Sunl, Adventure, LB150T-12; 157QMJ, with a 150 cc GY6 engine. The scoot is equipped with all stock parts. No modifications of any kind. I just attached a tachometer to the scoot, as this model didn't come with one.

Now I wonder what the most economical RPM is to operate the scoot.

05-13-2014, 10:13 AM	#7
CarefulRider Join Date: May 2013 Location: Binghamton, NY Posts: 15	What is the Most Economical RPM to Ride at? Wonder if I can revive this by asking the question with a different objective: Have posed this question in other forums & have got one reply. I'd like your opinions as well to arrive at a general consensus. I have a 2007, Sunl, Adventure, LB150T-12; 157QMJ, with a 150 cc GY6 engine. The scoot is equipped with all stock parts. No modifications of any kind. I just attached a tachometer to the scoot, as this model didn't come with one. Now I wonder what the most economical RPM is to operate the scoot. __________________ Don't grow old; & choose your parents well.
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