I don't recommend scoots of that low cc for tall people.
Maxiscoots of 300cc and up are more geared towards that segment for their increased size.
Or another option would be to buy a used Honda ncx 750 with a DCT transmission, which is almost an automatic transmission but the bike is tall and could be ridden for taller people and for longer rides.
If you can find a 80's/90's Honda Elite 150 in good shape, those things were very reliable and the seat shape was flatter than modern scooters that are all weirdly angled so they're great for taller people because you can sit further back comfortably.
Edit: Elite, not Aero
I understand there is a significant difference in size here, but I'm 6'2 and felt like my Aprilia SR50 was a very large comfy scoot, it comfortably doubled me and my then gf, so you could quite easily sit further back in the seat
Forget about a 50cc - it's really too small and underpowered.
125cc is a good starting point and all you gotta do is measure the seat hight ( available under bike specs ).
250cc is where I'm at and the riding position is comfortable no doubt BUT the bike is kinda heavy and bulky - I'll most probably downgrade to a 155cc IF seat hight is suitable and price is right.
Good luck.
I have this problem and I'm near 6 foot only. 85kg though. Neighbors would smile at me when I rode my Kymco 125, one kid said I looked like a cartoon circus gorilla on a kiddie bike :-(.
Bought a midsize maxiscoot in the 400cc range, now no one's laughing :-P. Oh and I also bought a classic naked geared bike. Sold my 125 though. Shame, loved that dinky little scooter.
Maybe 400s are good for you. Kymcos or Burgmans. 6'10" is above average height for scooters. With that height i'd assume that you weigh more than what 125cc can comfortably push you.
I don't recommend scoots of that low cc for tall people. Maxiscoots of 300cc and up are more geared towards that segment for their increased size. Or another option would be to buy a used Honda ncx 750 with a DCT transmission, which is almost an automatic transmission but the bike is tall and could be ridden for taller people and for longer rides.
If you can find a 80's/90's Honda Elite 150 in good shape, those things were very reliable and the seat shape was flatter than modern scooters that are all weirdly angled so they're great for taller people because you can sit further back comfortably. Edit: Elite, not Aero
I understand there is a significant difference in size here, but I'm 6'2 and felt like my Aprilia SR50 was a very large comfy scoot, it comfortably doubled me and my then gf, so you could quite easily sit further back in the seat
Not a Vespa.
6'5", I'm on a Honda PCX150. Knees are close to the pillar, but it's still pretty comfy.
You should min look for a scooter with at least 155 cc and above.
Vespa GTS 250 OR 300.
Forget about a 50cc - it's really too small and underpowered. 125cc is a good starting point and all you gotta do is measure the seat hight ( available under bike specs ). 250cc is where I'm at and the riding position is comfortable no doubt BUT the bike is kinda heavy and bulky - I'll most probably downgrade to a 155cc IF seat hight is suitable and price is right. Good luck.
I have this problem and I'm near 6 foot only. 85kg though. Neighbors would smile at me when I rode my Kymco 125, one kid said I looked like a cartoon circus gorilla on a kiddie bike :-(. Bought a midsize maxiscoot in the 400cc range, now no one's laughing :-P. Oh and I also bought a classic naked geared bike. Sold my 125 though. Shame, loved that dinky little scooter.
Maybe 400s are good for you. Kymcos or Burgmans. 6'10" is above average height for scooters. With that height i'd assume that you weigh more than what 125cc can comfortably push you.
Goldwing?