To operate a motor scooter legally, the operator must possess a valid Class E driver's license and be at least 16 years of age. If the scooter is equipped with an engine of 50cc or larger, additional licensing requirements apply. Specifically, the operator must hold a motorcycle endorsement or a 'Motorcycle Only' driver's license, in accordance with state regulations. These endorsements ensure that operators have undergone the necessary training and testing to safely handle more powerful motorized vehicles on public roads.

Mopeds are permitted for use on all public roads except highways, as they are restricted to a maximum of 2 brake horsepower (BHP). This contrasts with motor vehicles required to have a minimum of 5 BHP for interstate or highway driving. Furthermore, operating mopeds with their engines running on sidewalks is strictly prohibited by law.

Please consult the owner's manual and review the manufacturer's warranty terms to ascertain the conditions under which warranty coverage may be voided.

Warranty is non-transferable.

In accordance with Florida law, individuals under the age of 21 are mandated to wear helmets while operating or riding a motorcycle. Additionally, the law requires all motorcycle riders, regardless of age, to wear appropriate eye protection when traveling on public roadways.

Please refer to the owner's manual of the scooter, provided by the manufacturer. At Salento Scooters, we recommend doing a maintenance check every 700 miles.

As an authorized dealer of a diverse range of reputable brands, Salento Scooters ensures comprehensive availability of parts for all models we carry.

In Florida, there is no legal requirement to carry insurance to operate a motorized scooter. However, in the event of an accident, you remain financially liable for any resulting damages or injuries. To mitigate potential expenses and legal consequences, it is advisable to obtain suitable insurance coverage. This proactive approach not only provides financial protection but also ensures compliance with legal responsibilities, thereby safeguarding against potential fines and liabilities arising from accidents while operating a scooter in the state of Florida.

Salento Scooters offers a variety of flexible financing options tailored to suit your needs. We invite you to explore our financing solutions on our dedicated webpage or reach out to us directly for personalized assistance. Your journey towards owning your ideal scooter starts here.

Scooters in Florida are required to display license plates and undergo registration with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). This registration entails mandatory annual renewals, ensuring compliance with state regulations governing motor vehicle operations.