Modern Vespa

Just curious, my ET2 gets 45 -50 mpg and I'm fine with that as I weigh 200lbs, the throttle is pinned most of the time, and it's a two stroke so it's a little thirstier than a four stroke. What are some folks getting with their more modern four strokes? Not the, "I go for two weeks on $5," stuff , but actual mpg. Most interested in 50cc and 150cc owners.

Not in you desired size range, but the last fill up for the 250 Super was 76+ mpg, mostly two up @ 30-50mph

I get about 65-70 on my LX 150. Sometimes higher sometimes lower. Get better gas mileage when i use ethanol free gas. I'm no lightweight wither

And where, pray tell, do you manage to find ethanol-free gas?

We have one place that sells it on every side of the island. Nearest one to me less than 20 miles. There's one that i usually go to. Pass it when i go into Honolulu. You don't have any where you live? That sucks.

Sure don't

My GTV 300(with large windscreen) delivers at about 57-64MPG

A quick calculation suggests that my MP3-500 is getting about 60mpg (US 50mpg) now that it's been run in. Mostly 30-50mph. Surprised how close it is to the smaller scoots.

Have look
http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=TX

Lx50 kitted to 80 with 85 main jet,65 mpg @35-45 mph,wot 50 mph 50 mpg

Here is a way to check on others with an ET2. Or any other kind of scooter. go to fuelly.com, and browse vehicles.
http://www.fuelly.com/motorcycle/vespa/et2

you can also click on any of my scooters in the signature line and see what I am getting. I have 2 150's you can compare, or on that web link you can pick any kind of scooter, motorcycle, car, or truck. Happy browsing.

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I average 75 mpg on my LX150. The fly-screen helped on top end and mpg.

I have tracked my mileage from start. In 5100 miles, 66.8 mpg average:

http://www.fuelly.com/driver/andruschak/lx150-ie

I use a little app on my phone called Gas Cubby. According to that, I get between 80-85 mpg. That seems high compared to others?

"And where, pray tell, do you manage to find ethanol-free gas?"

Got any marina's nearby? They usually have it.
Stations here call it clear gas.

We still have plenty of %100 gas out here in Oklahoma for now, but the ethanol is growing.