Scooter engine is either attached to the rear axle or under the seat with a continuously variable transmission transferring power to the rear wheel.
Most modern motor scooters have smaller wheels than motorcycles, between eight and 12 inches (20-28 cm) in diameter (though maxi- and big-wheel scooters may have larger wheels).
High-end scooter models now include comprehensive technological features including cast aluminum frames, engines with integral counter-balancing, and cross-linked brake systems.
scooter sea is popular, too.
In many parts of the world, such as Europe and Asia, motor scooters are a popular form of urban transportation due to their size, fuel-efficiency, weight, and typically larger storage room than a motorcycle.
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