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LBG
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Hello,
I currently own a Honda Zoomer (50cc) scooter, but I am unsure whether I should derestrict it or not. Unlike normal mopeds, Honda have made it hard to derestrict the Zoomer, and therefore it will cost me about £500 to get it derestricted. I am saving up for a bigger bike when I am 17 (in 9 months), however, life at 30mph is becoming annoying to myself and other drivers. I know it is illegal for me to derestrict it as I am only 16, however, my dealer said that I should get it derestricted as everyone does it and the police don't notice.
Will derestricting it be worth it, and will it increase the 2nd hand value, when I sell it in 9 months time? My dealer said that it would be worth more derestricted, but I am not too sure.
I would be OK with it only being able to go 30mph, for the rest of the time I have it, although it would be nicer to go a bit faster (40mph), but only IF it won't cost me more money.
I know the question is kind of hard to answer, but I would like your opinions on what I should do.
Thanks,
LBG.
I currently own a Honda Zoomer (50cc) scooter, but I am unsure whether I should derestrict it or not. Unlike normal mopeds, Honda have made it hard to derestrict the Zoomer, and therefore it will cost me about £500 to get it derestricted. I am saving up for a bigger bike when I am 17 (in 9 months), however, life at 30mph is becoming annoying to myself and other drivers. I know it is illegal for me to derestrict it as I am only 16, however, my dealer said that I should get it derestricted as everyone does it and the police don't notice.
Will derestricting it be worth it, and will it increase the 2nd hand value, when I sell it in 9 months time? My dealer said that it would be worth more derestricted, but I am not too sure.
I would be OK with it only being able to go 30mph, for the rest of the time I have it, although it would be nicer to go a bit faster (40mph), but only IF it won't cost me more money.
I know the question is kind of hard to answer, but I would like your opinions on what I should do.
Thanks,
LBG.