this is a yamaha zuma with a 70cc kit.

wheeling up the street.

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• zuma
• yamaha
• wheeling

[smason2555]

Does it really add that much power to the Zuma?

[jbmotox]

alot more

[juanbling1990]

where can i get a 70cc and how much would it cost me??? plus i wanna know how many mph would it go with tht kit??

[duminickill99]

hey what else do u have other then just the 70cc kit cause i have i 70cc on mine and it dont just do wheelies like that

[DtoWnSux1]

@DtoWnSux1 hey um what about for PA . im jst wondring what state u got yours inspected in or if it will differ in pennsylvania

[DtoWnSux1]

@fatbrad77 ok GREAT MAN THANKS can u link me or tell me a good bore kit to get for my zuma 49cc? im lookin for a good set of upgrades to do to it. maybe new belt on it or sumthin and new bore kit. IDK what to do to make it alot better. i need muffler and bore kit im sure of but anything else i should get?feel free to leme know im ready to buy it this week and put it on my zuma

[fatbrad77]

@DtoWnSux1 There's nothing on the 70cc kit that says "70cc". The guy that does the inspection will have no clue, he's inspecting that the vin matches the title (which says it's 49cc), he's then going to inspect that it's got working turn signals, head/brake lights. that's it.

[DtoWnSux1]

@fatbrad77 what about when i get it inspected. wont they think its illegal?

[fatbrad77]

@DtoWnSux1 Honestly. The Make Model, title, all that stuff will still say 49cc, because that's what it was manufactured as. Upgrades don't count. Your still on a 49cc class scooter as far as the state is concerned/knows.

[DtoWnSux1]

@fatbrad77 honestly a 49cc zuma with a 70ccborekit is still concidered a "49cc zuma" n wont require a motorcycle license?

[fatbrad77]

@DtoWnSux1 Nope, as far as the state is concerned, your scoot is still a 49cc class.