Having a scooter limiter is most useful on a scooter that has been souped up. This helps you avoid being fined or having your scooter confiscated for speeding on the roller court. You will naturally have many questions about the scooter limiter. We explain the necessary information about boosting your scooter with a limiter and hope to reduce all your ambiguities! Let us know here if you still have questions after reading.
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What is the scooter limiter?
A simpler name for the concept of limiting is speed limiter. This limits the speed by remote control, for example. You can decide entirely when to turn this on or off. Furthermore, the limiter is very useful if you are allowed to drive slower than allowed on a certain road. This will prevent fines and the confiscation of your scooter.
How does this work?
The scooter limiter causes the CDI to engage. The CDI is the electronic ignition system mounted in your scooter. It determines your speed in a few minutes by means of sparks. If your scooter is limited this will no longer be possible, so you can take full advantage of a higher speed without it being determined by the CDI.
Euro 4 limiter
There are 3 most common limiters. We give you information about one of the most economical limiters. The Euro limiter is the simplest and most economical limiter available. The Euro limiter is operated with a jack plug. With the presence of this plug your scooter will drive a lot faster. If you remove the plug, the CDI limiter will be switched on and your scooter will drive a correct speed.
One of the things that can still be tricky is mounting the plug inconspicuously. The plug should be easily accessible, but not visible.
Nowadays there are many different new types of limiters on the market. So you have the standard CDI limiter and the limiter with remote control. Want to know more about these scooter limiters let us know through our contact page.
