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Voyager Moped 150cc Touring Scooter with fm mp3 Player
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Voyager Moped 150cc Touring Scooter with fm mp3 Player
The Voyager 150cc Moped Scooter is top of the line fast and provides comfort and luxury for longer trips, comes with a trunk and FM mp3 player.
The Voyager 150cc Moped Scooter gets great gas mileage on average 85 - 90 MPG and can reach speeds of 60 MPH.
The Voyager 150cc Scooter is DOT approved and EPA emissions-compliant, this touring type moped scooter is built like a tank and is incredibly fuel-efficient and has a air cooled four-stroke electric start engine that is powerful and smooth running with automatic transmission.
The Voyager 150cc is easy to ride and very comfortable with nice wide seats and flat running-boards to relax your feet plus with the automatic transmission there is no shifting required just turn the hand throttle and go.
The Voyager 150cc also comes with 13" wheels, anti-lock braking system or ABS - front and rear disc brakes for real stopping power plus a 3.4 gallon gas tank for longer commutes and with it's 85 - 90 MPG fuel-efficient 4-stroke engine you won't be stopping for fuel anytime soon.
The Voyager 150cc is great for commutes across town, day-trips, run errands or visit friends. Mopeds are also great for student transportation.
Moped Maintenance - With low maintenance great quality and a great price owning and riding a gas powered moped scooter is just plain fun!
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Voyager Moped 150cc Touring Scooter - Photos
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Voyager Moped 150cc Touring Scooter - Specs
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Engine
Engine: 157QMJsingle cylinder,4-stroke,CVT
Cooling System: Air Cooled
Max Horsepower: 9.5hp/7000r/min
Max Torque: 8.5N.m/4000r/min
Bore stroke: 2.26×2.28inches
Max Speed: 59mile/h
Climbing ability: 14 degree
Battery: 12V/ 9AH
Ignition: CDI
Fuel Capacity(L): 3.4gal
Starter: Electric / Kick Start |
Suspension / Brakes
Clutch: Automatic
Front and Rear: Disk / Disk
Brake Operation: F/R: Hand
Tire Front: F/R:130/60-13
Tire Rear: F/R:130/60-13
Weight: G.W./N.W: 308.6LB
Max load: 363.8 lbs.
Dimensions
Wheelbase: 64 inches
OA L*W*H: 88.2×28.3×55.7inches
Height to seat: 29.5 inches
Min ground clearance: 5.1 inches |
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The Voyager 150cc is air cooled with a electric-start 4-stroke quiet smooth running CVT engine for power and automatic no shift transmission plus anti-lock braking system or ABS - disc brakes front and rear for stopping power.
The Voyager 150cc is easy to ride with nice wide seats and flat running-boards to relax, this scooter is great for commutes across town, day-trips, run errands or visit friends. Also great for student transportation.
Moped Maintenance - With low maintenance great quality and a great price owning and riding a gas powered moped scooter is just plain fun! |
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MopedShack.com - Demo, From the day we received our Voyager 150cc Scooter test Demo - setup tips.
We ordered our test demo it arrived 10 days later by lift-gate truck. We inspected the scooter while the driver was still here so we could document any damage if we needed to. No damage so we accepted the order. We immediately ordered our MSO so we could register and title the scooter, knowing it would several days to get, this would give us time to prep and inspect the scooter, check all fluids, tighten any loose bolts, put the windshield on, fill and install the battery.
1. Uncrate you Scooter (Remove the bolts and framework from the metal crate, starting at the top and working your way down.)
2. Get your operating instructions manual and maintenance manual, read both manuals. (Manuals usually found under the seat)
3. Check all fluids, engine oil, rear gear oil, brake fluid, fill and install your battery.
4. Check all bolts and fasteners, wheel bolts, brake caliper bolts, engine bolts, including the carburetor and spark plug.
5. Check all vacuum hoses and gas lines before you fill you gas tank.
6. After checking everything, with the ignition key switch in the off position. Use your foot and gently move the kick-starter to see if everything is free and nothing is binding or needs service. (Make sure the scooter is on the center stand while doing this.)
7. Prime you carburetor if needed as per the instructions in you manual.
8. Before you try to start you scooter, put it on it's center stand. (This lifts the back tire so the scooter wont grab and take off on you when you try to start it.)
9. Start your scooter, hold the brake and push the start button, it might take a couple try's to prime the carburetor.
10. After running you scooter for a few minutes shut it off and check for any fluid leaks and anything loose. (If everything checks out okay then it's time for a test drive, remember safety comes first. Check your scooter often for loose bolts and fluid leaks to prevent potential problems down the road.) Remember an ounce of prevention equals a pound of cure. |
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