Motoped Survival 49cc 4-Stroke Gas Powered Moped- Ready To Ride

I have all three models and they are all wonderful. I have had them for over 12 months and I ride them with my wife and kids at least once a month. They handle pretty steep hills just fine for a 220lb rider. It's a moped so adjust your expectations if you have riden full size motorcycles.We have a camper van with a heavy duty bike rack on the back and we load two of these on it when we go on trips. They are great for exploring on or off road.I've had one experience where I needed to get a specific part replaced. I made a simple call to Motoped and the part was at my doorstep the next day.

When I unpacked my Motoped Survival it was missing several parts. Six months later, they still have not sent all the parts. Very underpowered when going uphill, you will need to pedal. After three rides, the bike failed to start and the manufacturer said that it was out of warrantee. I now am left with a ridiculously heavy single speed bicycle. Buyer beware, this bike lacks lights, brake lights, blinkers and horn making it illegal to register as a moped in Vermont.

Brilliant bike. The manufacturer also has larger engines available.I had the chance to examine one up close and it is very well thought out and made.I could totally see this thing being a blast at Big Bend National Park, or cruising down the sandy shores of the Padre Island National Seashore.They have some pretty cool videos on YouTube that are worth checking out.If you are a larger rider I would recommend looking into larger displacement engine replacements.The company also has an absolutely beautiful Cruiser bike and the Pro model is on my Lust List. (The Pro Motoped is basically a stripped down enduro dirt bike)