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Before buying a scooter or motorcycle, it’s important that you understand your state’s licensing laws so you’re able to ride your new bike on the streets! Please click on your STATE below to find the rules and regulations in your area.

https://www.genuinescooters.com/pages/scooter-and-motorcycle-laws-by-state#arkansas

Scooter permits must be displayed on the left front fork of the scooter

You need to make it to your 9:30 a.m. lecture STAT. But you don’t want to mess around with the always-packed central parking garage. What do you do? Hop on your motor scooter, cruise down the quiet streets and slide into one of the several scooter parking spaces on campus. With great weather, accessible scooter parking, low gas prices, scooter-friendly streets and nearby scooter stores, these 10 campuses will make your mad dash in the morning cheap, quick and simple when you sleep through all of your seven alarms. DISCOVER THE MOST SCOOTER-FRIENDLY CAMPUSES IN THE COUNTRY Pro tip: Looking...

WHERE TO START AND COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Shouldn’t buying a scooter be fun and simple? Yes, it should be! We’ll explain here what you should be looking for when buying a motor scooter, aka a moped or gas-powered scooter. Read all the way through as you won’t want to miss any of these important points! 1. Price Point Are you looking for an inexpensive economy motor scooter, under let’s say $1500? Maybe a mid-range scooter, between $1,500 and $3,000? Or perhaps a luxury scooter, over $3,000 (and yes all the way upwards of $10,000…Cha-Ching!). That would be your first decision...

Because of their small size, scooter engines are much more sensitive to stale fuel and fuel impurities than a car.