

Latest second hand Scooters for sale
£3,391
Piaggio VESPA GTS 300 SUPER - BUY ONLINE 24 HOURS A DAY 278cc
2017 (17 reg) | Scooter | 278cc | 3,151 miles | Manual | Petrol
£3,691
Piaggio VESPA GTS 300 ABS - BUY ONLINE 24 HOURS A DAY 278cc
2017 (67 reg) | Scooter | 278cc | 634 miles | Manual | Petrol
£4,491
Yamaha X-Max 125 ABS - BUY ONLINE 24 HOURS A DAY 124cc
2020 (69 reg) | Scooter | 124cc | 14BHP | 2,700 miles | Manual | Petrol
£6,391
Piaggio MP3 500 LT SPORT ABS - BUY ONLINE 24 HOURS A DAY 493cc
2017 (17 reg) | Scooter | 493cc | 3,800 miles | Manual | Petrol
£990
SYM ALLO AJ05W 50 50cc AUTOMATIC TWIST AND GO 49cc
2015 (15 reg) | Scooter | 49cc | 3,705 miles | Manual | Petrol
£3,699
Honda SH125 125cc
null | Scooter | 125cc | 5 miles | Petrol
£2,999
Honda SH125 125cc
2020 (70 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 57 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£1,599
Peugeot Django 125 Sport SBC 125 125cc
2016 (16 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 10BHP | 10,100 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£1,999
Piaggio Vespa GTS 250 ie 244cc
2006 (06 reg) | Scooter | 244cc | 21BHP | 21,504 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£1,999
Yamaha Delight 125cc
2017 (17 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 1,005 miles | Petrol
£3,495
Honda PCX125 125cc
2020 (20 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 9BHP | 950 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£3,450
Honda PCX125 125cc
2019 (19 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 9BHP | 981 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£4,795
Honda NSS125A Forza 125cc
2018 (68 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 14BHP | 895 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£3,495
Honda PCX125 125cc
2019 (19 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 9BHP | 2,800 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£599
Honda LEAD 102cc SCV 100 102cc
2005 (05 reg) | Scooter | 102cc | 22,295 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£2,749
Yamaha NMAX 125 Scooter 125cc
2018 (68 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 12BHP | 4,000 miles | Automatic | Petrol
£1,999
Keeway CITYBLADE 125 125cc
null | Scooter | 125cc | Manual | Petrol
£1,999
Keeway CITYBLADE 125 125cc
null | Scooter | 125cc | Manual | Petrol
£4,899
Honda NSS125 FORZA 125cc
null | Scooter | 125cc | Manual | Petrol
£700
Honda SH MODE 125cc
2019 (68 reg) | Scooter | 125cc | 27,000 miles | Petrol
Frequently asked questions
Though purists may disagree, scooters are technically classified as a type of motorcycle. Don’t be surprised if many discount them from the conversation, however.
Two immediate key differences between scooters and motorcycles is that they have a step-through frame, and a platform for the rider’s feet. This allows people to sit on a scooter, rather than having to straddle it. Furthermore, scooter engines tend to be smaller, so they also tend to be less powerful than motorcycles.
This is a matter of preference, as some people do love the seating position of being on a motorcycle. However, thanks to its accessibility and the fact that the ride can sit back with ease and keep their feet on a solid surface, scooters are largely considered more comfortable.
The answer to this question largely depends on the specs of the scooter. 50cc scooters, for instance, cannot legally be used on the motorway, but 125cc scooters can. Even if you do have a scooter that’s legally allowed on the motorway, it’s recommended that you get motorway safety training to ensure confidence.