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About this model

About the Peugeot Looxor

The Peugeot Looxor is an early-2000s large-wheel scooter and the predecessor of the Tweet. The name appears with multiple displacements and brake specifications; identify engine code, year and displacement from the type plate and registration before comparing performance or parts. Its large wheels and upright position make it practical for city and commuting use.

On a used Looxor, maintenance matters more than the badge. A good road test gives smooth CVT operation, stable steering and even braking. Check belt service, tyre age, steering-head bearings, body-panel fixings and the electrical system. Verify that a claimed 50, 100, 125 or other version actually matches the paperwork.

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Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check the belt, variator, clutch and CVT cover for service; the road test should be free of vibration, slip or rev flare.
  • Inspect the large wheels, tyres, rims, forks and steering-head bearings for play, leaks and stable handling.
  • Test front and rear brakes for the actual version; inspect pads, disc/drum, fluid and freely moving brake parts.
  • Check battery, charging voltage, lights, starter, body-panel fixings and corrosion. Confirm displacement and engine code from the type plate and registration.
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