Love the 2-stroke power

The only two scooters I really looked at were the Zuma and Ruckus, both of which would have suited my needs. I chose the Zuma because I wanted something that was 2-stroke.



I ride this thing all around town, and I especially like going off road for "urban adventures". The Zuma has ni...ce fat on/off road tires, which I've driven in the snow, on railroad beds, etc. They can really take a beating--this was exemplified when my girlfriend crashed the scooter this summer. She sprained her ankle and the scooter was in the middle of the street, on its side, but still running.

With gas prices being so high, there are lots of Korean scooters flooding the market for ridiculous prices. I'd recommend the Zuma because there are a lot of aftermarket parts and forums for support. Did I mention, you can disassemble the scooter with like 2 tools? Very easy to work on. Read Full Review

bad ass

i have 05 zuma bought new 9876 miles no major repairs still tops 45 flat road off road its a champ you cant go wrong with a zuma down side seat is not made for 2 Read Full Review

best scooter i ever had

i just bought my 2nd scooter 1st was a new hunk of crap,it was a weird china brand that was worthless,but my zuma holy crap this thing takes off when its given throttle and just flys around the town like a bat out of hell i love my Zuma..japan makes the best scooters.thumbs up for Zuma Read Full Review

Vroom Vroom

I just bought a second-hand 2005 BWS (Zuma) with 6000km but in nearly new shape. This is a peppy little bike. Easily does 65kph with room to spare. Nice responsive throttle, well balanced steering and reasonably comfortable saddle.



I'm just over 6 feet tall and when riding solo everything fits pe...rfectly with my bum on the top part of the seat. It gets a bit cramped with passenger on the back. I have to slide forward onto the main seat. Still enough room to move and steer, just not as comfy.

Overall, very happy with my new (to me) Zuma/BWs. Zippy bike that's a blast to ride. Read Full Review