A big-wheel city scooter — stable, frugal and brilliantly practical for chewing through urban miles with confidence.
Big wheels, big sense.
On the road
The large-diameter wheels make the SH a notably stable, surefooted commuter — it shrugs off poor surfaces better than its stats suggest. A no-nonsense city tool.
The automatic bit
Simple twist-and-go CVT with traction control. There's nothing to think about beyond where you're pointing it.
Living with it
Exceptionally frugal, light and practical for urban miles, though underseat storage is limited and the styling is plain. Function comfortably over flash.
The verdict
The big wheels make the SH a more stable, surefooted commuter than its stats suggest. A no-nonsense, hugely practical city tool.
What's good
- Stable big wheels
- Very frugal
- Light and easy
Watch out for
- Limited underseat storage
- Plain styling
Full specificationPrices checked Jun 2026
| Year | 2026 |
| Transmission | CVT (twist & go) |
| Engine | 330cc |
| Power | 29 bhp |
| Torque | 32 Nm |
| Top speed | 82 mph |
| Economy | 95 mpg |
| Fuel tank | 9.1 L |
| Seat height | 799 mm |
| Kerb weight | 172 kg |
| Min. licence | A2 |
| Price from | £5,899 |
Best for
City commuters who value stability and economy.
Owner rating
3.4 / 5
★★★★★
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