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could be a multitude of things.
poor fuelling, carburettor issues. ignition issues i.e. spark plug, lead etc.
fuel pipes could be blocked or have a kink in them. could be a lot of different things. could you be more specific about when it happens? how much fuel do you have in the tank? are you on reserve when this happens? does it return to full power quickly?
piston rings doesn't sound obvious to me, if it was 'piston rings' due to 'lack of use' then it would always be down on power or seized. the issues would be more constant then i can tell that they are at the moment.
look forward to a bit more information. ____________________
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it could be something really simple like a good once over on the carb and clean it out or it could be something a bit more techincal, there are a lot of bikes out there so you can be picky.
for a lot of people having to tinker with your bike on a weekly basis to get to work is an annoyance of the highest order, some on here would disagree though  ____________________
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are you thinking of a scoot that will go beyond 30mph? even though it would be illegal but that would be your choice.
this 4 stroke number will not be able to go any quicker no matter what you do really. Chinese bikes and scoots are getting better but have some issues with build quality still hanging over them, many opt for Japanese metal that's older. google the make and model see what's being said but bare in mind that most reviews written by people are written in anger.
i would just rover ebay for a cheap scooter maybe a peugeot or aprilia would suit you fine. just check it over and don't go for anything with mental miles or loads of kit bolted on, recipe for disaster IMHO. ____________________
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cat 'c' bikes can be an issue, there isn't much info on the advert. have a conversation with the guy see what he says. category 'c' means that the vehicle was well beyond economical repair and will have needed a check over and a stamp of sorts on the logbook to say its road worthy after repairs are carried out. try and find out what damage was done and why it is a cat 'c' not a 'd'
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