22nd September 2009
Many of us have scooter that have starting or stalling-out problems. For some of us, it’s the whole fuse setup that is causing our problems, and here are the top 3 solutions.
There is a small fuse box next to the battery on the main red battery cable...
16th September 2009
Scooters are a fun, cost-effective way to get from point A to point B. But the more miles we log, the greater chance ours will need to be repaired — a reality that can end up costing us hundreds of dollars in repair bills with every visit to the mechani...
15th September 2009
Scooters are a fun, cost-effective way to get from point A to point B. But the more miles you log, the greater chance yours will need to be repaired — a reality that can end up costing you hundreds of dollars in repair bills with every visit to the mech...
10th September 2009
Chinese scooters have become popular nowadays because they are less expensive than other established scooter brands such as Vespa, Yamaha and Honda. The only drawback in owning mopeds is the unavailability of Chinese scooter parts. In most cases, the comp...
10th September 2009
Here is a little unknown secret:
What most of us don’t know, is that the ‘kill switch’ continues to drain our batteries, it’s like an “ON” switch. The problem is all of us leave the kill switch ‘on’, even when the scooter isn’t runni...
08th September 2009
When it comes to owning a Chinese scooter, one of the most common issues is looking for spare parts and accessories to keep your machine going. Although it is cheaper than a Japanese or European brand, it becomes useless when you are not able to use it be...
08th September 2009
When it comes to parts and accessories for scooters, people will always trust established names in the industry such as Vespa, Yamaha and Honda. If you have a tight budget, Chinese scooters can be an excellent alternative. However, one of the major issue...
21st August 2009
This last Christmas, my 16 year old son begged me for a motor scooter. I believe he began pleading more than two months in advance. He had just gotten his license, so I asked him why in the world he wanted a scooter. He was quick to explain that it wa...
20th August 2009
I bought my first scooter this year. I’m a freshman in college now and I wish I had known before how great it would be to own one of these. I purchased a 150cc 2008 Tank at Endurance Scooters and now I can’t live without it.
The gas is so much c...
07th August 2009
When we change our belts, in most cases, the front clutch internally falls apart. Now don’t feel stressed, as it only takes two minutes to fix it. Anytime a belt comes off, breaks or is being replaced, we need to realize with the belt gone, the front cl...
07th August 2009
We walk outside to run an errand, to go to school or work, and UGH, our scooter won’t start! How frustrating. Here are some basic things to check quickly to get back on the road.
• First: The basic questions:
o Did you hold in the brake? (Some scoot...
05th August 2009
Your Scooter runs like crap, has no power and is very sluggish – you know it and I know it, so let’s fix it!
The main stay of our scooter business is repairs and high-performance-upgrades (HPU). Everyone wants a scooter with some zip, pizzazz, and so...
05th August 2009
With the onslaught of imported Chinese Scooters over the past few years, many of us are finding we need repair parts. For some, we can find a local Scooter shop, but for others, it seems near impossible. Even if we find a local scooter repair shop, some s...
05th August 2009
So we just spent $700 to $3000 on a new scooter. We were all excited about our new purchase, enjoying the air, the great gas mileage, and this peppy little way to get around town. We took it home, drove it a bunch for a month or three and then we started ...
