Q. Is it suitable for 4.8ft person?

My TVS Scooty Zest is a discontinued 110cc scooter. It was known for its simple design, fuel efficiency, and affordability . The Scooty Zest weighed around 103 kg it helps me to ride it in very crowded place . But due to lightweigh it also not possible to provide much power on highways. The Scooty Zest had a fuel tank capacity of around 5 liters

A year with the TVS Scooty Zest has been mostly smooth sailing. The 109 cc engine providing 7 bhp is quite responsive and the scooter itself handles well even on rough patches all thanks to its tubeless tires and decent ground clearance. The under seat storage is also surprisingly spacious.However, the fuel efficiency is not as great as advertised, I get about 50 kmpl which is lower than I expected. Also, while the Zest is comfortable, the ride quality could be softened to absorb shocks better.

The TVS Scooty Zest is a 110cc scooter targeted towards female riders . My mother also owned this scooter . It generally powered by a BS6 compliant 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. The TVS claims a mileage of around 48 kmpl. It offers a comfortable riding position with a well-cushioned seat. The Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) is not available on the Scooty Zest. While drum brakes can be sufficient for gentle riding, Talking about the storage option it can typically accommodate a helmet.

The space in this scooter is very good but the suspension system of this scooter is hard. It comes with the good technology now and is a good fuel efficient scooter and the performance is also good and the power is more than the competitiors but the brakes are not good. The pickup is very good and is a comfortable scooter with easy to ride and the ride quality is also very good. It performs very good in the traffic and is a very practical scooter for daily commuting.

In its performance aspects, the TVS Scooty Zest is packed with pluses – zippy riding and chic elegance. This scooter appeals to those who want a combination of style and performance.