Cool or uncool? opinions please!?

Question

i'm thinking of the red one

http://www.scooter.co.uk/50cc-retro-scooter-p-30.html?colour=13

Answer 1

It looks like a nice scoot. Just be careful. Some of the no names can burn you. And the money you put into them might just be able to get you a name brand. Scooters are a blast to ride. Don't worry if its not a vespa or anything. (besides try paying to fix a dent in a vespa after taking a rock at 25 mph...)

Answer 2

hi if your a girl very cool if your a guy get a vespa and be ultra cool

Answer 3

If you're young (14-16) it is pretty cool but I think I'd rather the black one than the red unless you're female. The black and white looks like a wannabe cop and the silver is putrid. Either way, buy what you like and like what you ride!

Answer 4

thats really cool, depending how old you are, teens ok but old guys/gals nooooo very uncool lol

Answer 5

i'm in the states and alot of people are getting scooters too, i would say get it. name brand stuff is over rated. you could buy 2 or 3 whole scooters for the price of one of the name brand bikes, any engine will last as long as you ride it like it was made to ride, and service the engine, and other components. and by the time it does need to be replaced you would have saved enough from the purchace to get another one, which by then you'll probably want a differant style anyways.

Answer 6

i wouldnt get caught dead on one of those things. I'ld go with a real small 250  motorcycle first.

Answer 7

Uncool!

I think the site's cool though, especially the bit where you can rotate the picture bu dragging left/right.

Answer 8

uncool. junk. do not waste your money.

Answer 9

If you think $hit is cool, then they are cool.

Wouldn't even be given  one for target practice

Answer 10

Wouldn't touch them with a very long bargepole. They may look cool but they are made by some anonymous factory in China. Hence there is likely to be little or no dealer backup and spares will be difficult to get hold off. Warranty is parts only, not parts and labour. Note that the website is very careful not to tell you who the manufacturer is. Note also that their address - 27 Old Gloucester Street - is an accommodation address used by a large number of other companies, so this hardly looks like a bike company that has been in business years.