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Scorpa Easy Yes Or No?

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AS A SY 250 RACING OWNER I AM IN NEED OF SOME ADVICE. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT A 250 SCORPA EASY 1998 MODEL FOR MY SON. I KNOW HOW GOOD MY SCORPA IS BUT NOT SO SURE ABOUT THE EASY. NOT RUNNING ON THE YAM' ENGINE IS IT AS RELIABLE, ARE PARTS EASY TO FIND, IS IT GOING TO BE BREAKING DOWN EVERY 5 MINUTES AND HOW EASY ARE THEY TO FIX? HOPE YOU LOT CAN HELP CHEERS ANGUS..... :)

Rotax motor? I believe they are actually bullet proof! That is the bike I learned on, he shouldn't have any breakdown troubles. As long as he is tough enough to hold it up!

I would say "NO".

A guy who does trials with us has yet to finish an event, due to his easy breaking down, he has only been to three events.

He might just be unlucky, but i havn't seen him out on the bike since!

Another has the SY (boofont), and has no mechanical problems whatever in the last three years.

Save the pennies and buy an SY

Edited by monty-python

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i would love to go out and buy him a sy i know how good they are i've got one like i said i would not have anything else, but i just can't aford it my budget is only

The easy is a great bike, with normal maintance you should not have any problems, I have retarded the timming, and the engine is very hard to stall. Rotax engines are fine. Ted

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