Topic Approved temporarily, for some days.

Buddy, first you should clarify whether you want us to "suggest a scooty" or "give some riding tips"? The purpose of this topic is not clear.


1. Unless she's good with the cycle, I suggest you get her a cycle first. If she's good at it, then get a second hand scooty for her. Second hand, because newbies might crash their vehicles. Or they may even drop them at Zero (0 kmph) Speed due to the weight and all. And scratches on new vehicles don't feel good.
Even I started scooting on a second hand Kinetic Zing, and biking on a Second hand TVS Centra 100. Never dropped them though luckily.

2. Tell her strictly to wear a full face helmet, and a jacket too, specially during her learning days. Don't ignore this, no matter what she or anyone says.

3. Teach her to use rear brakes more initially. Then a balance of both brakes.

4. Take her to practice on an open ground, where she wouldn't have to steer left and right too much... Initially, she should practice balancing while riding straight. Then only, should she learn how to turn.


Let's hope we have a mini Bikerni in the making. All the best to her!