TGB Delivery

I bought my TGB Delivery 50cc approximately 7 months ago and it hasn't missed a beat since... on average I do 130 klms each week and even tho I weigh 125 kilos it still gets along fine carrying the load... I do only get 25 klms/litre but that's understandable seeing as the weight it must carry... The 150 litre storage compartment is awesome and I am not sure how i will manage when i must part with this bike as it carries so much of my essential needs...it is also very handy in carrying large grocery orders... I would highly recommend this scooter to anyone interested in purchasing a scooter

I have two 150 Delivery scooters--a 2006 and a 2009 with now a combined 3100 miles. I bought both new and haven't had any problems with either one. Great storage capacity; heavy rear suspension is well-engineered. Fold out footpegs, parking brake and dual locking sidestands are nice features. Oil changes are easy and I get over 70 mpg and an indicated 65 mph on flat roads. I have the solid factory windshield on the older one; unfortunately I don't believe they're available any longer. I've owned Kymco, Vespa, Honda, and MZ scooters of similar displacement and size and I'd say the TGB/Peirspeed is on par with those mechanically. Not quite as good with fit and finish, but the TGB/Peirspeed price is lower so it balances out. Overall I highly recommend these scooters, and you won't find another one that's as practical if you have stuff to carry.

I have now had my TGB 50cc for over a year. I go off into the country side and do around 70miles each time. It's a comfortabe bike, it does around 130 miles per fill up.

It's hard to start the bike from cold, but when it goes, it goes well. I get around 40mph on the straight.

When I come to a hill, it does slow down a little, but I can live with that.

I love this bike, it was the best thing I ever purchased.

Would I recomend it, yes I would.

Cheap to run, ins is low, and the tax £16 a year.

A great little bike.

I am very impressed by the build quality,performance and reliability.TGB Delivery got it right with the delivery 50.The scooter is very peppy,smooth as silk down the road and a real pleasure to ride.It is built very rugged and should last a long time as a daily driver.The only thing I wish it had is a manual choke instead of the automatic choke.I highly recommend this scooter,the box on the back can hold more than any other scooter out there and the back rest and foot pegs make it very comfortable for long rides.

My TGB Delivery scooter has had nothing but problems, and getting anything handled under warranty is almost impossible. Issues with seat clasp, brakes, both rear indicators, front tyre, front brakes, and placing of the chassis around the fuel cap. But if you have a good dealer, or don't mind messing around with fiddly bits, go for it.

The TGB Delivery has a big trunk. Bright yellow. Kickstands must be up for scooter to start and run. 150cc is very quick and feels safe. Did I mention an intergrated big trunk? Oil and tranny fluids are easy to change. Would like a windshield.

On a whole these bikes seem to have been built to a budget. If I had my time again honda or any jap, aprilia or that brand name bike is the go.... I bought a TGB 101 r 50cc model 2006.

Ok, so I have driven my TGB Delivery for about a year now and it just sucks. The first two months I had no problems with it, but when I hit the ground with it my exhaust got dented. So the scooter went slower and lost it's pulling power. In the year that I drove this scooter I spend about 500 euro on maintenance. The good things are the big cargo box. But that's all, I say, just buy another scooter this thing is horrible.

After 600 miles I started to have brake problems (front breaks were rubing and hanging up slowing down the scooter) the dealer has jacked around with it four times now and still it is not fixed. Now at 3,000 miles, the piece of junk stals out (it great fun pushing this thing home 5 miles) and now the dealer is no longer caring TGB product (because they are a pain in the ass, his words not mine!).

Spend a little more money and buy something else!

Could also use a compartment by the key area. It would have been nice to have a glove compartment and soda or bottle holder to make use of space. Plus, I had to reset the seat clamp; it would not ever grab hold to clamp shut. So, I took the seat all off and looked at the switch inside and it just needed to be raised up so, I added at eighth inch washer and walla, nicely clasps without slamming down or trying to push down in the center of the seat like the seller told me to do! Very upsetting!

Plus, it's nice to have the settings open and available to set but, scares me to the way society is today! I don't need any help in that area. Like setting the brakes.