2011 Peirspeed Delivery Review

p>The 2011 Peirspeed Delivery offers a capable ride for those who do not place heavy performance demands on their bike, and the vehicle’s title is a dead giveaway that it is in the market predominantly for those looking for a delivery bike. As scooters go, the vehicle is a very affordable model, although it does not offer the performance benefits of a touring scooter. However, the ride is comfortable and the low speeds make it perfect for city driving. Those who are in the market for a scooter that would be suitable for commercial purposes should certainly consider the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery. The vehicle was designed with comfort in mind rather than performance, and the padded back rest makes for a comfortable ride.

Peirspeed manufactures the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery in both 151cc and 49cc versions. Upon first glance, it is immediately apparent that the scooter was designed with commercial purposes in mind. The optional heated bag is perfect for those who live in cold weather climates, or simply for those who have to transport heated items, such as pizzas. Buyers will also appreciate that the cargo box locks, so that their items remain safe while they stop to deliver an item. One of the benefits to the exterior design is also that there is plenty of space for a commercial logo, and the thick rear of the scooter is also perfectly sized for transporting cargo. Although there is no doubt that Peirspeed designed the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery for those with delivery needs, the vehicle is also the perfect scooter for people who live in the city and do not want to splurge on a car. Cities with narrow streets are also perfect for a vehicle like the 2011 Peirspeed Delivery.

The 2011 Peirspeed Delivery emphasizes utility and comfort over performance, and there is no doubt that the vehicle is quite slow. Although this is unlikely to deter the target customer base for the scooter, it should be noted that there is a restricted speed limit on both models. Fuel economy readings are quite strong however, and should ease the pain of the weak horsepower and torque capabilities. A two-year warranty comes standard on both trims.