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28 Review Centre Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road Reviews

Full review by
Wild Wezel 81
on 5th Jun 2009

User Rating : 9
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Bad Points: can't get my auto start to work... it is 8 years old!

General comments: just got a 2001 Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road and am over the moon with it. good fun. Ages really well if looked after.
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Review by
xx200023120
on 20th May 2009

User Rating : 10
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The Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road is a very good nippey bike
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Review by
mnovak77
on 19th Mar 2009

User Rating : 10
Respect : 0
the peugeot trekker is very fast and agile, it can be taken offroad without problems. and of course it's very cheap, although it is not the best looking scooter out there.
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Review by
fred92
on 2nd Mar 2009

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
ive had a Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road for 5 months its been fine but the spark plug is the wrong place i don't know why peugeot put it there.
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Review by
Guest.
on 24th Feb 2009

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
The Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road is a very good all round bike. It was my first bike and I commuted on it almost everyday. Very reliable and fun to ride! Reliable, fast, good build quality. Only bad points is it lacks power on occasion, heavy. Highly recommened
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Review by
Guest.
on 13th Feb 2009

User Rating : 7
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Ive had my Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road for a month now and its just seized up the crankshaft snapped. If i were you i wouldnt derestrict as that was the cause. a 50 doing 50 just think of a 1.0l car doing a 1000. Good Looking Speedy for a 50cc. Only bad points are small petrol tank and it drains the oil
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Review by
hobson46
on 14th Jan 2009

User Rating : 10
Respect : 0
Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road starts 1st time every time and very reliable i use it everyday to get to college and to my girl friends house and go cruzing around with mates. well i have had mine for over 2weeks now its fully deri-stricted and reaches speeds of 60mph, it beets my mates on there speedfight2's eaisy and would recomend this bike. the pull of power is amazing and gets to speed very quik and very good for wheelieing :)
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Review by
woodyboy909
on 13th May 2008

User Rating : 8
Respect : 0
Im still new to riding so this is my first bike and I love it. Mines the red coloured one and and I find the acceleration very good, well at least compared to my mates. I havent had it de-restricted but I get 45 out of it every time I ride it. Used it daily to travel to and from college (15 mile round trip) for the last 4 months and had no trouble since I sorted it out after the condition the last owner left it in. its done 17000KM and is still a great runner. Recommend the bike to anyone. Altho ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 29th Apr 2008

User Rating : 8
Respect : 0
in all very Good bike. Handles Very well. Very small and nimble
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Review by
paicey799
on 10th Mar 2008

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
I have had my trekker 100 for about 8 moths now and has given me nothing but aggravation! (when first brought second hand). I had to spend £300 to get it running properly. Wheels aren't exactly what I'd call grippy in wet whether! Although amazingly enough I would recommend this bike to a friend (if you can get hold a a decent one they come relativity cheap cause mine cost £125.
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Review by
123abc321
on 4th Mar 2008

User Rating : 10
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I have had my Peugeot trekker 50cc off road for quite some time now and it is very reliable and is better than most mopeds that i see round even thought it is 9 year old, nearly 10. It is an amazing moped and i strongly recommend it.
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Review by
Guest.
on 4th Mar 2008

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
Had my Peugoet Trekker for 2 years and has hardly ever let me down. Some issues with the automatic choke (replaced twice over the 2 years, both second hand replacements)... But the good thing is that its all mechanical, so no CDI issues to deal with. Parts are easy to come across and they hold value well. Quite rare also! Only ever seen 2 other Trekkers, none of my year and "off-road" styling. Always takes-off well at traffic lights if you like jumping the traffic, and also at speed for getting ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 6th Feb 2008

User Rating : 8
Respect : 0
Generally a good bike, doesnt lie rain but apart from that the bike is quite a good little runner! It doesnt like the rain, my bike stops in the rain, as the spark plug is planted right where the spray goes from the back wheel, your going along and the engine will act a little like you have turned the throttle off, however you still have full throttle, and sometimes the engine will even stop!
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Review by
borats
on 6th May 2007

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
I am very happy with my Peugeot trekker, or TKR as it is sometimes known. i was surprised, after not riding it for about a week, for it to start first time in -2 temperature conditions. i have never had any electrical problems, the carburetor has had to be cleaned out once already (didn't cost because still under warranty) and I think it may need doing again as some power is noticeably lost on hills. The speed is 50-55mph indicated however the real speed is about 40-45mph (tested on two separ ...
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Review by
Cliffie
on 16th Apr 2007

User Rating : 8
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Get nearly 60 (indicated) on my Peugeot Trekker 50 Off Road, which is good for a restricted scooter. Have a full bike licence but love riding this. £50 to buy, £60 to insure and a real buzz. Use this to commute when I can and it cost £5 a week compared to £50 a week in my Scooby. (Yup, I really own a Scooby). Parts are cheap as you like and plentiful and there is always a breaker on eBay.
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Review by
acka2oo6
on 12th Mar 2007

User Rating : 10
Respect : 0
Mine has a Rossi blue paint job, 70cc big bore kit, big bore carb, K&N style air filter, Leovince ZX Exhaust and 12" wheels instead of the standard 10". Wrapped them in Michelin Scooter Z tyres, and got a new clutch casing with rollers, but has a 4 stroke CDI from a C90 BCZ. The electrics went on it an blew the CDI, so once I change that to a 2-stroke it will do 65mph, an then when I go on holiday I'm sending the barrel off 4 porting.
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Review by
tom bo
on 27th Feb 2007

User Rating : 8
Respect : 0
It has done 26000 km and is very good but bad on fuel and I need some info on how to fix it.
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Review by
richye18
on 10th Jan 2007

User Rating : 10
Respect : 0
I bought my Peugeot Trekker 50 from a brokers garage in October last year (2006) for £500 - it was already de-restricted (it does 45mph tops on a flat and I've got it up to about 52mph downhill) and was in very good condition for its age (just over 6 years old). It is still a very good runner now but has problems starting up on cold mornings. It's also a surprisingly comfortable bike. Overall - its a very good moped! Ive only really had 2 major problems with this bike since I got it ...
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Review by
richye18
on 3rd Jan 2007

User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
I bought this 2nd scooter from a brokers garage for £500 as it was my first set of wheels - it's a fast little bike for a 50cc, is comfy and is a good all rounder. Gets you from A to B with no problems - It's very cheap to run, although 2 stroke is quite expensive, as is petrol (when you drive it like I do :P). If your thinking of buying a scooter you should think about 1 of these. A GOOD BIKE!
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Review by
bonzo11
on 16th Jun 2006

User Rating : 8
Respect : 0
Best when setting off I had a Tecnigas on my Peugeot Trekker but had to change engine now I need help with the carb. My mate pulled pipes off with remembering where they go and it ticks over but soon as I put throttle on it dies
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