How do 50-cc moped scooters ride in the winter season?
Mopeds, when properly maintained and ridden carefully, have very few problems running in the winter. Some key adjustments to a moped’s engine, coupled with good maintenance and a little forethought, can make winter riding a real possibility.Air/Fuel RatioIf your moped has problems starting in cold weather, your air/fuel ratio needs adjustment. Many mopeds have very simple carburetors; these can be adjusted for colder weather by making the air/fuel ratio richer than normal. This compensates for air’s higher density at low temperatures.Spark PlugsChanging a moped’s spark plug out for a hotter plug can also help cold weather starting and general performance and efficiency. Finding the right plug is often as simple as taking your bike’s current plug to the auto parts store and asking for a replacement that’s one heat range hotter.Other ConsiderationsConsult the bike’s owner’s manual for information on the recommended type and quantity of engine oil. If your bike is a two-stroke, there are
