What can you tell me about the quality and durability of the Qlink Commuter 250 scooter?

by Bob
(Monroe, NY)

I would like to find out what Qlink Commuter 250 scooter owners think of their rides. I would especially like to hear from long term owners and how well their scooters are holding up.

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Aug 30, 2012
My Commuter 250 NEW
by: Jim McNeill

I've had a Commuter 250 for 4 years. It's been a fantastic scooter. Great gas milage and very comfortable. My major problem was I took it on a 1200 mile trip and ran it too hard. Froze up the engine. This was 4 days before the 4 year warrenty was up and my dealer and Q Link replaced the engine. I'm now a little afraid to take longer trips on it. It is definately not the Honda it is cloned after. I'd look for a used Honda first but the Commuter would make a good alternative for around town or trips that do not require extended 70 mph driving.

Apr 18, 2012
interested NEW
by: Steve

I am interested in the same thing and would like to see any answers you get.

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