One Moped that is the favorite with teens, students and adults alike! TaoTao ATM50A1 (49cc) moped gas scooter. With smooth handling and unbelievable fuel economy! 90-100 MPG!
The TaoTao ATM50-A1 49cc 4-stroke, air cooled engine for pushing loads up to 225 pounds up to 30-35mph! Use it for a convenient way to run errands around town. school campus and more! An included rear trunk is handy for those quick trips to the grocery store.
Simple, convenient dash mounted controls like electric start, speedometer and light and turn signal switches and twist throttle, make riding fun and easy. Features everything needed to be completely street legal (check local laws) Front and rear hand brakes, 10 inch rims, hydraulic suspension and fully automatic CVT, belt driven transmission make handling a breeze.
Sleek, aerodynamic styling and vibrant color choices combine to create a great looking bike that turns heads. Stand out with the TaotTao ATM50-A1 (49cc) moped gas scooter. California Air Resources Board (CARB) approved! Serveral colors to choose from!
NOTE: PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL BEFORE ORDERING, TO CONFIRM AVAILABILITY
OUT OF STATE: Shipped Crated-Partial Assembly Required-Instructions Not Included
Note: ASSEMBLED VEHICLES AVAILABLE IN RENO NEVADA ADDITIONAL FEES APPLY: Vehicles are Fully Assembled/PD/Tested and Tuned with an Extended Warranty In Reno, NV only. Additional Fee Applies, Call for Details.
All street legal vehicles in Nevada must be registered/titled including 49cc, Requirements: Standard Drivers License, One time registration, No Insurance required.
Local Reno Dealer: Scooter City Reno is a Licensed DMV Dealer in the State of Nevda that provides all necessary drive off documents so you can legally drive off and start enjoying your new Scooter ride! (additional fees apply)
Important:***Go-Karts-ATV-Scooter require an extensive amount of assembly. Typically it is recommended that you have a mechanic complete the assembly. Most Go-Karts-ATV-Scooters available on our website require anywhere from 3-8 hours of shop time for assembly. Assembly generally involves, but is not limited to: installing wheels, role cage, bolting in seats, installing front/rear shocks and steering arms, installing fenders, securing rear swing arm, changing oil, adjusting carburetor and hooking up light wiring if applicable***
