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2009 Genuine Rattler 110 Review Photo Gallery
See photos of the Genuine Rattler 110 scooter in the Genuine Rattler 110 review photo gallery. See the pics then read the full
Genuine Rattler 110 road test
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The Genuine Rattler 110 offers a different option for scooter buyers with its 110cc air-cooled 2-stroke engine.
The Genuine Rattler 110 is much better suited to smaller-statured riders.
The small digital instrument console on the Rattler actually delivers useful info, like a fuel gage.
The Rattler works fine as a short-distance commuter or around-town errand runner... Although we don't advise riding to the tavern.
As you can see, the legroom is sorely lacking on the Rattler, which is clearly not built for riders over six-foot tall.
Sharper turns than this require getting the knee out of the way, as the handlebar has no room to maneuver.
Circus bears riding little tiny bicycles comes to mind...
The Rattler may not have the zing to hit the Interstate or large divided highways, but you can still take it out on leisurely backroads.
The Genuine Rattler 110 on display in Southern Oregon wine country.
The dual front headlight display looks good on the Rattler.
The Rattler's rear shock is adjustable for preload.
The Rattler switchgear isn't bad.
The Rattler's small digital display has a speedo and bar-style tach, but the fuel gauge was our favorite aspect.
The Rattler's handlebar is wide and looks good, but the placement in the overall small ergos means it hits against a tall rider's knees.
The placement of the Rattler's fuel cap is hard to get to, in particular getting the key under the rear handle.
The wave rotor and 2-piston caliper does all the work in the Rattler braking as the rear drum isn't effective.
Riding the Rattler around town is easy and fun.
The Rattler's 46-inch wheelbase is very short, making it a quick-turning ride.
On regular surface streets, the Rattler has no troubles. On steep inclines, however, the 2-stroke power lags.
In the city Rattler owners can take advantage of easy parking.
The Rattler Buck Ten graphics give the little scoot a playful bite.
The Genuine Rattler 110 is an intriguing option for scooter riders.
