SYM Fiddle II Scooter Review
by Juliette
(New York, US)
Here's the red version of this scooter!
I am just in love with my new SYM Fiddle II scooter! She is pearl green, and absolutely beautiful! Here is my review of the SYM Fiddle II:
- The retro design is really nice. Definitely a clone of the Vespa LX, but it is just as nice, if not better! If you are considering a Vespa LX, I would look into one of these as they are about half the price!
- I must say, of all the scooters i have seen, this one has one of the very best paint jobs.
- Although the wheels are small, the ride is still smooth and you feel safer closer to the ground
- The lights work very well!
- The speedometer is very easy to read with big numbers
- There is plenty of floor space; I can even carry an extra grocery bag or 2 between my feet.
- The seat is amazingly comfortable! And it is nice and big, so that, unlike most scooters of this size, a passenger is comfortable.
- It has lots of under the seat storage space.
- It has lots of helpful helmet and bag hooks!
- The storage rack is very strong.
- I like the cool seat open button.
- The buttons are all easy to find, read, and use.
This is one great scooter!!!
All in all, I would highly recommend the SYM Fiddle II. Whether you need the 50cc, or the 125cc, it is a great scooter!
This scooter would be great for a beginner, or someone interested in a Vespa LX, as it is virtually the same... for half the price.
I just love my new SYM Fiddle scooter!
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