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Peugeot's new Sum Up scooter unveiled

I guess that sums it up then?

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Posted: 24 January 2008
by Visordown News

Visordown Motorcycle News Peugeot Sum Up
The Sum Up is a brand new 125cc scooter from Peugeot. Its twin halogen headlights, alloy wheels and sport profile tyres, from the front the Sum Up is reminiscent of Peugeot's iconic Speedfight scooter. However this scooter is big on comfort and practicality as well as looks. The broad two-person seat and flat floor pan provide space and comfort for both rider and passenger, while the wide bodywork at the front gives protection from the elements.

A underseat storage bay and robust metal carry rack boost luggage capacity while a glove compartment means essential items can be kept close at hand.

Equipped with 13'' wheels, this 125cc air-cooled scooter offers an excellent balance between stability and manoeuvrability and at 115 KG it is one of the lighter scooters in its class. It is fitted with both electric and kick start as standard as well as side and centre stand, making parking and starting as easy as possible.

The air-cooled 4-stroke engine is frugal and reliable and meets the tough new Euro 3 pollution standards. The 220mm front disc brake delivers dependable stopping power.

The Peugeot Sum Up 125 is the sum of looks and practicality in a package that may even be ridden on L-plates. It is available in the UK in a choice of Night Blue/Metallic Silver and Pearl Black/Metallic Silver for £1,399 on the road.

The Sum Up has a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.

For further information call 01202 823344 or visit

www.peugeotmoto.co.uk


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