What is the best 50cc scooter?

by Anonymous
(Somewhere)

I'm interested in buying a 50cc scooter. Any horsepower above 50cc will require a special license. Do you have any thoughts on the best all around 50cc scooter? And/or the best 50cc scooter for the dollar? Thanks

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May 26, 2015
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Yamaha BWS NEW
by: Anonymous

I've a Yamaha BWS for 8 years. Bought 2nd hand. Amazing reliable machine. Most work you can do yourself and it is awesome to ride.

Mar 09, 2013
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2012 Yamaha BW 50 NEW
by: Walt (BC)

The 2012 is now a 4 cycle 3 valve engine, better fuel mileage, lower noise levels, closed/grooved belt drive, loads of storage, beefy tires and looks, beautiful color schemes and excellent reviews with proven Yamaha performance. Currently just over 3K in Canada.

Jun 20, 2012
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Yamaha BWS 50 NEW
by: Alan

Its a 2-stroke gives more power than a 4-stroke and reaches 75km/hr on flat. Ideal for bigger riders as well Very reliable, starts all the time.

Jan 03, 2011
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RE: Best 50cc Scooter
by: HbgRider

The best all around scooter is the Honda Ruckus. It's a 4-stroke, has lots of aftermarket add-ons, and it's a Honda built. It'll last for years if maintained properly. Seriously, for the money, you can't get much better than the Ruckus 50cc.

Jul 05, 2010
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Kymco
by: Anonymous

I will have to agree on the Kymco 50 people scooter as being the best buy.

Jul 05, 2010
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50cc scooters
by: George Jennings

It is in my opinion the the Kymco peoples 50cc scooters are among the best scooters dollar for dollar.

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