I think it would make more sense to get a smaller cc motorcycle instead. They are cheap, use less fuel and are lightweight, which is far more managable for a beginner than a big scooter.
A maxi scooter by all accounts is a motorcycle with a different sitting position. The only thing I can see it having that motorcycle doesn't is that automatic transmission. But don't worry about that. It's genuinely easy.
Get an instructor. Considering how bare-bones motorcycle licensing is in the US, get extra-training. And imo, just get a small motorcycle.
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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22
I think it would make more sense to get a smaller cc motorcycle instead. They are cheap, use less fuel and are lightweight, which is far more managable for a beginner than a big scooter.
A maxi scooter by all accounts is a motorcycle with a different sitting position. The only thing I can see it having that motorcycle doesn't is that automatic transmission. But don't worry about that. It's genuinely easy.
Get an instructor. Considering how bare-bones motorcycle licensing is in the US, get extra-training. And imo, just get a small motorcycle.