> Ken Roff Wrote:
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> > Bas Autowas Wrote:
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>
> > Puch for reliability, parts availability and simplicity.
>
> >
>
> > Derbi variant for sheer awesomeness.
>
> I like all mopeds but I’m kinda a wide 200 pound person who rides under
> r all conditions and weather so I don’t like any small weak frail bike,
> bikes that can’t be upgraded for a more pep, bikes with exposed pulleys
> and belts that damage my pants and leg or rare museum pieces that are
> only good to look at/too afraid to ride for fear of damage so my list is
> as follows:
>
> Best 1-2 speed auto trans moped is a puch Magnum (any model but mkll has
> best suspension) for with a little engine tuning they’re basically a
> small motorcycle.
>
> Puch frame bikes like puch cobra, pinto, free spirit and Murray/type b
> are good platforms with removable tanks, and Maxis are ok too but made
> for lighter riders (cobras have light weight maxi suspension too) stock
> wise so suspension upgrade and crossbar may be needed.
>
> Best variated trans auto moped is any Derbi bike is good and can take it
> but tuning and or upgrades to variator and engine needed to use the full
> potential,
>
> Vespa grande are a ok heavy duty variated bike too.
>
> Italian engine 1 and two speed powered bikes like five star general and
> d Sebring are Strong bikes too.
>
> Tomos tube frame bikes like revival and streetmate are heavy duty but
> some Engines have clutch, clutch bell, gears and seal weaknesses that
> may need to be addressed
The best moped doesn't have to take overweight people in account. Best toptank moped is the Kreidler rmc-s but i didn't include it because it's too expensive and not available in America.