Motorino Supremo 150cc  By  andrew (Read 2,042 times)

Well they are made in china and Znen are supposed to be better quality than the Tao Taos. Most reviews you will find are for the 50cc model .
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I had a TaoTao ATMa and it was a after being used to Honda and Europeans . I love my Sheinke aka Jonway model Magnum . I have not owned or ridden a Znen but I heard they are in the middle quality , better than cheaper other China scoots but not as good as Japanese or Italian .

I hope you get some disc locks , heavy cable or vynil wrapped chain to lock it up . I had full coverage on my Echarm when it was new as it had a MSRP of 2,600 . Thrives tend to steal scoots with a moped tag since often they are not registered unlike the 150s which are required to be registered and insured . Some home owner and some rental insurance may cover a theft from your home . I use two disc locks ( a lock that goes through the cooling holes on the brake rotor to prevent the wheel from turning ) , a very thick cable from CycleGear to wrap through both scoots around a support beam , heavy shorter cables with a round key instead of blade type for travel and I use Master Lock ubolt locks through the wheels . The ML ubolts are way larger than the standard shackle on a pad lock and it is forged steel . I use to ride Canondale mountain bikes which cost 500 and up so I first used a ML ubolt on them . I bought two , one to use the other to test . I broke the jaws on bolt cutters when I tried to cut the shackle , it took forever to cut with a hacksaw , and it warped and ground off teeth on a Sawzall ( reciprocating blade type of saw ) . They also use a round key . NEVER get a combination lock as I can unlock everyone I tried by just twisting a pulling on it until it opened .

Yes it is a lil of a hassle to use many locks but it is better to keep my scooter as many are stolen where I live . I like to park near a buggy return bin at stores since often there is nothing to cable or chain up to . I have used a buddies scooter to secure mine with since no way could two people lift them both up and load onto a truck or van . Power tools make a lot of noise but not as much as my skattergun

Absolutely I will. The nice thing is I am purchasing it from a local dealer here in Michigan. What really turned me on the Znen is the fact they provide a One Year 3,000 miles bumper to bumper parts and labor warranty on the bike. That is huge. This dealer also carry's a brands called "Bintelli" which is basically just a re brand of Znen with their own little design twist. Here is a pic of the scooter I ordered. I am stoked. I think it is VERY sharp looking. What do you think? I love the fact that the 150cc version is the same exact bike as the 50cc just a larger motor. No increase in the size of the frame at all. The front is "Black Pearl" which changes colors in the sun from black to purple to dark green depending on how it is shining on it. It has Disc Brakes, Chrome Engine cover, Stainless steal floor board plates. Also here is a video of the scooter. Please tell me what you think! 


 

Very nice looking scooter! I ride a 50cc Znen Q, and I love it. The build quality is much better than friend's TaoTaos. All seams are tight, the engine and tranny have been flawless before and after the upgrades I've done, and it rides great! I think you will be very happy with your znen.

Jason ad Grand Rapids is a class act, he'll keep you happy for years to come. Congrats on your selection!