Three wheeled scooter

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The first test of my selfmade motorized Skateboard / Pocketbike

urbanscooters.com The new 2009 Go-Ped Riot 29 is a top-notch, super compact, lightweight, low cost off-road bike. Using the patented Trail Ripper adjustable suspension system in the front and rear, it offers riders amazing off-road capabilities with 6″ of travel on each end, and its centrifugal clutch provides for a user friendly, thrill-packed ride. This awesome bike is powered by the high quality, super quiet Go-Ped GPL290 engine, and has a top speed of 22 miles per hour. Weighing in at only 48 pounds, its designed for maximum fun in a hassle-free package that can be carried just about anywhere. The gel-filled seat is fully adjustable, and also detaches for easy storage. For more info on this bike, click the link above. *Rights to video footage granted by Go-Ped aka Patmont Motor Werks. All product info valid as of posting date, see product page for up to date product info.

This is a compact Petrol/Gasoline powered scooter type goped. Powered by a 49cc two-stroke engine.

urbanscooters.com The Go-Ped I-Ped is a lighter, more compact version of the award winning Go-Ped ESR750 Li-Ion electric scooter. The introduction of the all new, smaller and lighter Li-Ion battery pack makes this possible without a reduction in range. The I-Ped is the absolute best commuter scooter on the market. It folds down to a light and compact package that can be easily carried and stored. It fits neatly under a bus, train or ferry seat, and even under a shopping cart. It’s perfectly tailored for scooter enthusiasts in need of high quality, reliable, noise and pollution free, portable, low cost, personal transportation. The I-Ped electric scooter shares many features with the ESR750 Li-Ion. It’s powered by a 1000+ watt advanced technology Go-Ped electric motor that offers state-of-the-art performance and reliability. Thrilling acceleration, speeds up to 18 mph and outrageous hill climbing are par for the course with this unique gliding machine. The Go-Ped I-Ped has a low center of gravity, stable ride and great maneuverability. It’s extremely durable, reliable and easy to maintain. Innovative and high quality features abound with the Go-Ped I-Ped, like carefully designed ergonomic controls, a built-in smart charger and an ultra-modern programmable controller. The dual performance feature lets the rider chose an “Economy” or “Turbo” mode to go either “twice as far, half as fast”, or “twice as fast, half as far”. This gives you absolute control over your choice of …

urbanscooters.com The X-600 is X-Treme’s high-class, high-performance electric scooter. The X-600 tears up the road at a top speed of 20 mph with a range of 10 miles, with a 600 watt electric motor that provides enough power to tackle hills and rough terrain. Additional features include 10 inch air filled extra-wide tires, front and rear vented disc brakes, 300 lbs. carrying capacity, chain drive, 20″ billet aluminum racing handlebars, a quick handlebar fold and lock system, an awesome stylish design, and a heavy duty padded seat kit that you can install or leave off for stand-up riding. The X-600 also carries a full suspension system with dual spring loaded front shocks and a unique rear mono shock. As an added bonus, since the X-600 is electric, it’s environmentally friendly, noise-free, and cost-efficient. For more information on this scooter, click the link at the top of the description. *Rights to video footage granted by X-Treme Scooters. All product info valid as of posting date, see product page for up to date product info.

This video will give you direct and clear instructions on how to remove the fly-wheel and clutch. Please visit www.mountmotor.com for the hottest scooters and the best support. And please do not forget to rate, comment, and subscribe! Thanks for watching!!!

I converted this old electric scooter to gas powered with a 25cc weedeater engine. It goes about 20 mph. It wasn’t too hard to build also. I didn’t even use a welder and I finished this in like 10 days. The scooter is so much fun to cruise around on. Next video will be me driving it around.

urbanscooters.com The X-Treme X-140 is a perfect scooter for kids who need an electric scooter that’s more heavy duty than the X-Treme X-10, but not quite as powerful as the X-250. The X-Treme X-140 offers many enhanced features that can’t be found in the X-10 for only few extra bucks, features like a 140 watt electric motor, increased speed and range, a larger frame, brake inhibit, and increased carrying capacity. This scooter folds up quick for easy storage and because it’s electric, the X-140 is environmentally friendly, noise-free, and operates on pennies a day. For more information on this scooter, click the link at te top of the description. *Rights to video footage granted by X-Treme Scooters. All product info valid as of posting date, see product page for up to date product info.

urbanscooters.com The GSR Cruiser gas scooter is one of Go-Ped’s top selling models. It’s great for beginners who want an affordable, comfortable, safe and easy-to-learn first scooter as well as experienced motor heads who love all the aftermarket parts available to tweak the scooter. The GSR Cruiser has plenty of power for top speeds around 24 mph and torque for fast starts and great hill climbing. The 29cc GPL290 engine is much quieter and more “neighbor friendly” than the beefier engines found on Go-Ped’s competition scooters. Chassis upgrades and screaming engines mods are widely available. The GSR Cruiser is geared for great all around performance. The centrifugal clutch allows the engine to accelerate or decelerate seamlessly. Stopping power comes from the front Mad Dog caliper and double ground and hardened stainless steel Wave disc rotor braking system. The GSR Cruiser is extremely reliable and on top of all of it’s great features, the frame is bullet proof. For more information on this scooter, click the link at the top of the description. * Video footage used with permission from GoPed / Patmont Motor Werks.

quick look at my scrambler and homemade 3 wheeler