Do you know where I can find a brochure for a Bashan scooter?
by Chris R
(Kansas City, KS)
Bashan BS48Q-2
The Bashan BS48Q-2 is the scooter that I am referring to. I was at my bank the other day and this guy pulled up on one and I fell head over heels for this scooter, because of the many great features, like: It had all a headlight, turn-signals, brake light, and horn. It had a transmission that allowed for shifting, which is particularly important because this bike has a 49cc engine - which is my favorite feature because in my state I will not have to insure or register the bike (not to mention that it will get about 110-120 miles per gallon).
Weather permitting, this bike will be perfect to take to work (I live close to my job), to run to the local market for bread/milk, or to run by my bank's ATM for some cash.
Anyway, I'm looking for a link or address that I can contact to get a brochure for one of these bikes. I've almost talked myself into buying one, and I think a brochure will seal the deal. This is a Chinese bike, so contacting the manufacturer for a brochure is out of the question. Also, I'm in the Midwest, and bike dealers on either coast (East or West) that I have found on the internet don't offer literature and I can't find an email address to contact one of the dealers. Does anyone know where I can get a pamphlet/literature for this bike? Thank you.
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