MOPED ARMY

Defintiely worth buying a scooter for this. Besides for the fact that you can haul alot more on a scooter, it sucks to beat up a vintage bike using it as a delivery vehicle.

Lol......time to get some gyroscopically stabilized cupholders for your moped

If you carry the drinks sort of low spillage isn't a problem unless you drop the bike or something. On a moped I guess that'd mean low panniers or maybe something on the stepthrough. I've carried fountain drinks in a scooter bucket many times with no problem.

Ideal modern would be a TGB Delivery 50. Zippy two stroke with a giant heated box on the back.

I was thinking a shitty hobbit with a cheap pipe and a milk crate basket. That would be fun.

there was a dude who'd deliver drugs and burritos on a maxi

and for a while this burger spot had a ruined Chinese scooter with no exhaust and you could hear that dude come and go for miles.

I did postmates on a Murray with no front fender for a few months. Melted a hole in my hot/cold bag with the cylinder fins. Carried sodas in paper cups in my backpack.

My advice: get a scoot with a nice pet carrier/under seat storage

I'm not sure, but I think postmates is the only one that will let you deliver with a vehicle that isn't a car

When i was between office jobs, I ran deliveries with Caviar for a while on a DS-50. Had one of the bicycle delivery giant cube backpack things. It was pretty nice. you could fit smaller pizzas in that thing.

If you really stick to it in a busy area, you can make a good bit of money. They have recently changed their pay structure so idk now. But back then, Base pay was almost always ~10 dollars a run and if you were nice and fast (which you are because moped), you get a tip. Caviar was nice because it was fancier food, and since it was fancier food, people are inherently prone to tipping.

I usually just got cold, and went back to the shop to drink beer like the sack of shit i am.

The company with those salad delivery scooters was called "dressed" but I always got it mixed up and called them "tossed"

Those are the TGB Deliveries in the picture. I had one that the box was gone from. They have a 14” front and 12” back wheel and a stretched frame compared to other models. That little button on the center of the headset cowl under the gauges is for the heater arrangement, kind of neat. They’ve also got locking sidestands on both sides as the center stand doesn’t really work with the excess weight in the back.