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The Scooter Parts Registry

Free workshop printables

Inspection and ordering checklists

What to check before you hand money over, and before you click buy on a part.

Two moments cost owners the most money: handing cash to a seller, and clicking buy on a part. General used-vehicle checklists miss what actually goes wrong on these machines, and miss the paperwork trap entirely — a machine whose numbers cannot be found or do not match the title can be impossible to register, which makes it worth scrap however well it runs.

Other sections

  • Identify your machineWork out what you actually own when the badge is meaningless and the paperwork has gone.
  • Measure partsTrue-size gauges and record sheets for the measurements a seller will ask you for.
  • Maintenance and recordsLogs and checklists that turn a machine with no history into one with a history.
  • TroubleshootingStructured diagnostic sheets that end at an observation you can make, not a part to buy.
  • Electrical and wiringMeter readings, connector maps and wire traces, recorded on paper where they belong.
  • Complete packsThe sheets that belong together, assembled into a single PDF for a job that takes a whole day.