Would you recommend the 50cc Magnum Scooter?

by Nicole Isaac
(Atlanta, GA)

I'm thinking about buying a 50cc Magnum scooter. Have you heard anything about this 50 cc Magnum scooter? Is it a good make?

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Jan 15, 2015
 Its easy to adjust and Tighten the front fork and handle bar; NEW
by: scooter man

Carefully remove the front shield plate; find where the yoke; front fork meets the sterring rod;tighten the ,large bolt, use a large pliers, when you are done with this; see if handle bars are loose, by moving handle bars up and down; if loose, remove the plastic front; 5 screws; you will see a large bold going through the handle bar; using size 14 mm and or 17mm; tighten the handle bar; put all plastic back on; go riding; Thanks, Cars Plus 910-219-0050
Nov 27, 2011
 50cc Magnum Scooter NEW
by: Joey

My son has a a Magnum 50cc sccoter. It only has 107 miles and the steering column is loose. It has a lot of play and seems like a bolt or something is loose. It is hard to get to because of the plastic housing. Can someone tell me is this is a common issue with these scooters and can it be fixed easily?
Nov 27, 2011
 50cc Magnum Scooter NEW
by: Joey

My son has a a Magnum 50cc sccoter. It only has 107 miles and the steering column is loose. It has a lot of play and seems like a bolt or something is loose. It is hard to get to because of the plastic housing. Can someone tell me is this is a common issue with these scooters and can it be fixed easily?
Nov 27, 2011
 50cc Magnum Scooter NEW
by: Joey

My son has a a Magnum 50cc sccoter. It only has 107 miles and the steering column is loose. It has a lot of play and seems like a bolt or something is loose. It is hard to get to because of the plastic housing. Can someone tell me is this is a common issue with these scooters and can it be fixed easily?
Jul 21, 2010
 50 cc
by: Anonymous

NO NO NO
Need to be a mechanic to keep some scooter running.
Jul 21, 2010
 Yes, Buy It
by: Jim Zeiser

Most Chinese scooters are generic and require nothing more than a good going over before they're put on the road. If you're buying from a dealer he'll do it for you. If you're buying from a flea market or online, you need to change the oils, check for loose nuts and bolts and unplug and replug all the electrical connections.

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