126MPG Scooter

Yamaha the world renowned brand name manufacturer of motorcycles and outboard engines are the makers behind the very popular Zumo range of Yamaha scooters, returning for you, a massive 126MPG.

The greatest advantage of scooters is that they are cheaper than classic motorcycles. These gas saving 50cc scooters are just fine for nipping around your town or city, although with this sized engine they cannot be driven on all highways since their top speed is just 35mph, but don't let that put you off. For all your errands, shopping trips, going to university, work etc, they are well suited to this kind of short journey and at 126MPG, it's certainly not going to hurt your pocket filling the tank up on one of these.

These 50cc scooters are very affordable and if used regularly over more traditional forms of transport i.e. your car, it should pay for itself very quickly indeed, literally within a couple of months or so, depending on how many miles you do. Of course you will never be stuck in a traffic jam ever again either, so whatever lack of speed it has, it will certainly make up for it in any busy city where traffic is a problem.

Scooters can also be ridden in most states, except California where different laws apply, so first check out local laws which may be applicable to you. In most cases they can be ridden on an ordinary license.

The Yamaha Zumo is also ideal to transport along with your motor home, being lightweight and easy to handle.

Very nimble, excellent styling, incredible miles to the gallon this style of scooter is selling very fast in America right now, as more and more people seek to save money on their gas bills.

Safety is an issue which concerns many people, and certainly we would recommend safety training by a professional body before taking one out on the road if you are in any way inexperienced in riding these great scooters. On this point, it should be fairly easy to find out what training is available locally, in your area. Riding and wearing a helmet is just plain commonsense, you would be silly not to. Another resource for safety training is the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, check to see if there is one near you, in your area.