Peace 150 Scooter Review

by Ken
(Chattanooga, TN.)

First, they have metrics that the Germans haven't even developed. I have had bolts strip out with no replacement available, including the shop where I bought it from. Also, they went out of business.

I have had 3 carbs, 2 batteries, and 3 electric chokes.

They are exactly what they say they are: Made Cheap, Sold Cheap, Expensive to keep.

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Aug 11, 2012
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by: Anonymous

Has anyone from the State of Georgia (USA), had trouble getting the NHTSA sticker required in (at least) Bartow County, Georgia? That is the only piece I am missing to get my license plate.



ps- after initial burps (due to poor prep), my Bashan is running well.

Jan 20, 2010
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by: Tony Adams

In defence of Peace scooters, I bought a 50cc model TPGS805. Cheap it was, less then 900.00
tags, taxes, and all. I rode it for about 300 miles with no problems other then the common fastner problems everyone has with new chinese scooters. Wanting more power,I ordered a 80cc big bore kit from Scootertronics.com. Those guys are great, they have your scooter parts. I now have 1000 miles on the scoot, its 14 months old, and has performed flawlessly. I stay on top of normal service, and the only wear item i really had was the drive belt, which are crap from the factory. Put a Gates belt on and forget it. I love mine---
Tony Adams----Maryville Tn.
Nov 11, 2009
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by: Jim Zeiser

Peace Industries is alive and well and situated in Georgia. The scooters they sell are made by the Chongqing Astronautical Bashan Motorcyle Company. I don't know why you're having trouble with your Bashan I've been abel to buy metric hardware for it at my local hardware store and body clips from NAPA when I lost some. If you go to Scootdawg.com-forum and just about any thread look up a person called The Math Club. He has ties to Bashan USA and Peace Industries.

P.S. My Bashan imported by Peace Industries has 2400 miles and is running fine with routine maintenance and an issue I fixed myself in the driveway. Most problems with these scooters is from bad initial prep and the fact that your dealer is out of business is testimony to how good he was.

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