HOW TO RIDE A SCOOTER | How To Wash Your Motor Scooter ~ Dos and Don’ts | Part 10

[@twinfin8571]

Thanks for all your videos. I’m a new scooter owner and I’ve learned so much from you.

[@ianwatsons]

I'm so happy to help you!

[@shadowsgaming125]

My man if there is something i would think about doing to or with my scooter here you are publishing videos on every topic :D my only left questions are: can I also power wash my scooter if it has plastic fairings instead of metal like a Vespa? im worried of water getting trought to the hot insides. Also i would love if you could publish a video about checking the oil level and how to top off the oil if needed. I have read so many opinions about checking when cold, warm or hot that i currently have no idea how to do it :D keep up with the great videos!

[@ianwatsons]

Thank you for your encouragement! My Vespa has a plastic front mudguard, so I know what you mean. I also understand what you mean about being worried about getting the scooter's insides wet and when in doubt... trust your instincts. If it looks weak/fragile... don't use a high-pressure water gun on it and if it looks too delicate/mechanical/intricate... avoid wetting it. Overall, however, scooters a built tough and built to withstand the elements. Oil - good video suggestion - I'll do it.

[@markaurit8990]

And when you are sitting on your scooter, ready to go, FIRST check the mirrors. You may have moved them when you cleaned them.

[@JirosWorld]

Cleanest scooter I've ever seen :-) it still looks like new! Do you treat the seat with something special? Thanks for the informative videos.

[@ianwatsons]

thanks. no nothing special on the seat... but that's actually a good idea!