Advantages and Disadvantages of Using a Scooter

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The two-wheeler market has exploded recently, with money being tight for everyone; more and more people are looking at this affordable way of travelling one point to another. The two main types of two wheelers are the geared and non-geared two wheelers, and the non-geared two wheelers are known as scooters. Initially, scooters manufacturers would target the females for their products, and they were more or less known as town and city travellers, but there are some enhanced models now that are almost race worthy. The debate about whether scooters, in some cases even used scooters, are better than other vehicles, or even a worthy buy has been raging for a while now. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of a using a scooter.

Most scooters are lightweight vehicles that are perfect to zip around in places where the roads are well constructed, and the riding environment is perfect. They are far lighter than the bikes, and therefore a good choice for people who are not hardened riders, young riders and women, and have their own set of advantages for these kinds of drivers. The scooters do not allow you to go at very high speeds – because they start shivering and it is not possible to control them – and therefore decrease the chances of accidents due to high speed driving.

Scooters are simple to learn and manoeuvre, and are therefore simple to control and drive around. In fact, people who would like to drive electric scooters – which offer very low speeds – do not even require licences. They are safe, and are closing in on the competition, particularly in the town and city markets. With the number of manufacturers getting in the scooter business, there are newer, better-looking models that provide the right amount of value for money, which is making them famous even among the male drivers.

The scooters have some disadvantages for the users too. Some of these scooters are more expensive than an average bike, and this cost might not be feasible for everyone. The lower speeds might put off some people, and generally, these scooters are not for someone who would go on longer drives. In addition, they do not give more mileage, and it might turn out to be more expensive to own a scooter than a bike in the longer run. Some would also say that the scooters are not actually suited for pillion driving, and it might be very difficult for a new driver to drive a scooter pillion.

These are the advantages and disadvantages of owning a scooter. Buying any vehicle is not just about the looks and the mileage, but you need to consider various other aspects like quality and build of the vehicle, the after sales service that you would get, and more importantly, the driving experience that you will get. If you are planning to buy a vehicle, you should do proper research to decide which one would be the best for you. Several websites provide this information, including used bikes.

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