Be sure to shop around before you buy. There are plenty of places to
buy, but know where to get parts when needed. If you check ebay, you
can do some price comparisons without bidding, to see what a
particular model runs in price and look at different features
available. You can also go to the sellers official website to see what
else they sell, and if they service at their dealership.If you can
pick up local, you will save some money on shipping.

My teen-age son has a scooter, and I plan to buy one also.





--- In Lawtonscooterclub@yahoogr
oups.com, "ronhonn" <ronhonn@...> wrote:
>
> Howdy all. I'm a Stillwater boy, 'live 7 miles out in the country
> via nice paved country roads--top posted speed 45 mph. I'm thinking
> seriously about commuting into town for work and am shopping for
> scooters...'coupla questions:
>
> 1. Am I nuts? I've ridden my bike into town, 'not a bad ride but
> not terribly efficient. 'Takes too long, too sweaty when I get to
> the office. Is it unreasonable to think of commuting that far on a
> little scooter as many days as possible each week?
>
> 2. Are any of these little Chinese scooters any good? There must be
> some that are okay since about 2 billion or so Chinese seem to tool
> around on them--or at least it looks that way in Jackie Chan movies.
>
> 3. Is that price point reasonable? I've seen several online places
> and www.halfpricescooters.com in OKC lists 150cc scooters in the
> 1500.00 range. Anyone know anything about the Lance brand?
>
> I'm trying to do the right thing here and reduce my gas-guzzling
> ways, and would appreciate all insights--particularly on any
> recommendations within the price range?
>
> Thanks in advance, your humble servant,
> Ron
>