Weston Scooter Parts

Advantages: Cheap to run
Disadvantages: Cold in winter

...some other scooters on the road. It also has what looks like a spare tyre carrier on the back, but it's just another small storage area, where I tend to keep my padlock. There are loads of accessories you can buy for it too. You can get an alarm, scooter cover, side stand, luggage carrier, saddle bags, front grills, basket, legshield trim.... The list is ongoing!! Although it is an import, parts are easy enough to come by. I fell off mine, and broke the brake handle, but my local bike dealer managed to order me a new one. And because it is an import you don't drive down the road and see someone on the same scooter as you. I have had mine about 4 months now, and have never seen another person on a Malaguti Yesterday!! Unique on the road!! And the are cheap to upkeep. My MOT is just under 15 quid, road tax is 15 quid a year... Read review

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Advantages: good on petrol
Disadvantages: your life

...starway 125cc scooters do not touch them if value your life . i ordered one from littlewoods catalogue in jan 07 engine vibrating mp cycle said it the carburetor needs ajusting,the carburetor was fine and i told them it was not the carb took it to the garage of there choice the garage owner said it's the bushers are gone on the engine and this scooter is of very pour quality suspension is very pour and can be twisted with one hand the kick start snapped inside down to cheep metal two different bolts on the suspension. casing not put together properly mirrors working loose. promised by dealer and catalogue they would send all the parts needed then they changed there minds said they will send a new engine that's fine OK i said 3months later still not fixed it is now 10 months, still not fixed , so littlewood can stick this heap... Read review

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Advantages: Fun, fast urban travel, lightweight, durable
Disadvantages: Expensive, wheels need replacing regularly

...Ok, ok, Micro Skate Scooters, so you’ve all been there and done that have you... well now it is the renaissance! I was one of the first people in the UK to have a micro scooter. I picked one up in Switzerland back in October 1999. When I came home to skate the streets of Portsmouth all I received were boggy looks, catcalls and turning heads! “What the Dickens is that contraption?” This was the general greeting I received from all and sundry. Of course, this had its variations, guys at the skate park preferred to shout, “Yo dude, what a totally awesome pair of wheels!” I loved the attention, but by April 2000, Woolworth’s and other stores had started to produce their own variations of the now infamous micro scooters. Now they were more common than rollerblades on the streets of Britain and I became... Read review

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