Diamo 150cc Retro Scooter-Thumbs Up!

[qwertydude]

You've just experienced what I've known. When buying a Chinese scooter it's actually somewhat beneficial to buy a used one with a few thousand miles on it.

The reason being is that Chinese scooters when bought new invariably have a pretty high rate of being lemons. After a few thousand miles the previous owner either fixes all the problems that crop up or they just junk the scooter. So when looking for a used scooter one that works well is the one that's had all its bugs worked out for you already.

[gebe]

Originally Posted by qwertydude

You've just experienced what I've known. When buying a Chinese scooter it's actually somewhat beneficial to buy a used one with a few thousand miles on it.

The reason being is that Chinese scooters when bought new invariably have a pretty high rate of being lemons. After a few thousand miles the previous owner either fixes all the problems that crop up or they just junk the scooter. So when looking for a used scooter one that works well is the one that's had all its bugs worked out for you already.

I couldn't agree more qwertydude. Even though this scooter had 13,000 miles on it when I bought it, the 13,000 miles proved the bugs were worked out and it's a runner.