[OydnaR]

no, but I'm finishing on a scooter. Old age has set upon my, stretching my leg over is getting tougher, I decided it's time for a step through. I didn't go as small as a 50cc, Got myself a Kymco AK550, Kymco's flagship model. Get's up to a ton real quick

 

[OydnaR]

um

In my view the biggest difference is managing the weight and controlling the bike mainly with handlebar, throttle and brake inputs. Like with bicycles, you can manhandle a really small scooter and never develop a good sense for it. Their tiny wheels and steep rake angles also make for twitchy handling that doesn't translate well to a larger machine.

Um, no, biggest difference is twist and go, no shifting, and that lever on the left is not a clutch

going from scooter to bike is like going from auto trans to standard trans in a car, or vice versa that pedal, or lever on the left is a brake, but there is no seatbelt like a car, if you grab too much

 

[OydnaR]

Maybe look to EV instead cuz no insurance.

just because it's not required, is no reason not to carry it.

I live in NH, no insurance requirement on ANY vehicle, yet I carry it, a little electric bicycle may not be able to do the damage, or injury, but one may be the cause, and held liable