TN'G Milano 150 150 cc Review

I've had my TN'G Milano 150cc for 1 year and it still works perfectly. I live in MN so it sits in my shed for 4-5 months of the year. I put some stabilizer in the Gas tank and put it away for the winter where it endured -60 degrees and it started PERFECTLY that spring, the battery still had a full charge. I have had NO problems with my scooter, it still gets looks all the time. With the 150 cc it has excellent low end torque. I can stop on a dime with the disc and drum brakes. The only thing I adjusted was the carburetor so it would idle faster. A much better deal then to throw away another $600 to $1000 just to get the honda name on a scooter.

Its hard to find a way to change the transmission oil yourself because the fill hole is sideways I just rigged an oil can to squirt fresh oil into it. And there really isn't much information in the manual but I'm pretty good at figuring it out on my own because its not that complicated of an engine.

Overall I would ABSOLUTELY recommend getting this scooter. Just check on the reliability of your dealer because their the ones who do the final inspection and put it together. I love this scooter and have had no problems with it (knock on wood) Happy Riding!!