will this work on a motor scooter?
1543802
Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able to get accurate measurements. Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able... » Read More Its not meant to be intalled in a scooter since wheels are different , it uses a magnet which is supposed to be intalled in a spoke. Even if you manage to intall it in the wheel without affecting its rotation you'll have to intall the sensor in a way that gets about 2 to 3 mm of separation between the sensor and the magnet, It takes some knowledege to do it even with a bike wheel. Im not saying its imposible but it will be time consuming and the final result wont be what you expected. The diameter of wheel can be set but Im not sure you can set somenthing below 50 cm. so you wouldnt be able to get accurate measurements. « Show Less
1543803
Sure, you just have to input the size of the perimeter of the wheel like any other bike.
1543804
Probably only if the wheel is around 20"-29". And because it was meant for bikes, it won't probably register your vehicle.
789580
As far as fitting your scooter..... If it has a square fitting under the seat it should. As far as ease of use, well it couldn't be easier!
775208
don't know about that i use it on a battery operated scooter and works great.
515611
It's barely works on my 50 cc scoote . I don't think it will work for you but it might
597245
I'm not sure. I haven't got it mounted yet but I have two motor scooters and I believe they will work fine from what I've seen. I am going to put some carpet pieces inside to help and think that will make them snug. My scooters are a 150cc which has fairly big tires and a 49cc which has small tires but it looks like the carpet will take care of that one. Dale
1118890
If you have a standard 3-prong receptacle and your scooter requires 24 volt and 5 amp charger, I do not see any reason why it would not work. I had to replace the one that came with our year 2000, Canadian built Fortress 1700 and it works beautifully.
1523961
I think so. If it has 1-1/8 head tube. Not familiar with scooters, but this is a good product.
910783
I do not know if it would work. My scooter is a schwinn and the batteries fit very snug in the holder with no play.
1583449
Yes, in my situation it did. I can't answer for all of Motorguide applications, but it did work on my motor.
2067434
Mary...your instruction book will tell you what kind of charger you need for your scooter. If you don't have the book, search online for the company and contact them to get the correct answer. Hope this helps.
787694
I believe it will!. it small enough and compact for your scooter. I have one on the back of an 1100 Honda Shadow and it looks great!.it comes with all the hardwear to put on your scooter. I painted mine to match the color of my machine, you can do the same!. If you have any more questions,I'll be happy to answer. hope this helps!!.
1438715
It did not work for my scooter and I would not recommend buying it. Try dealing with a scooter dealer near you and see if there may be a used charger that you can purchase or spend a little more and get the correct one for your application or look on craigslist is a possibility.
1124744
Read the manual for your shoprider and if the amps is more than 2.0 amps for the charger it will not work. I sent mine back because my scooter needed 4.0 amps to charge my batters.
1240741
As long as the scooter has valve caps/stems similar to what is on a automobile tire or bicycle tire. Yes they should work fine. The only other issue I can think you might have is the cap and LED assembly is fairly long in length. So the distance between the valve stem and the axel of your scooter may be an issue. I can tell you tomorrow, the total length of the light/cap assembly, if you would like me to.
1762677
Yes as long as the battery is the size physical size and your scooter calls for a U1 battery style then these batteries will work out great for you. I own a 3 wheel scooter and these batteries work out great. I hope this helps.
1260318
If your scooter is set up with handlebars similar to a regular bicycle then it should work fine. This connects around the handlebars at the gooseneck.
1204374
I'm not sure we bought ours for a rascal. They say they will work on any 24 volt scooter. Our is a scooter If the prawns are the same it should work