Aprilia Habana 50 Reviews

Mines a light Blue jamie oliver job, not sure that gives it sex apeal, if you know what I mean.........A great bike but my 1999 model has just come to a standstill? cant understand it checked everything twice............ any tips?

Would like to deristrict it can anyone tell me how? to say its a bit slow.... nice pecks though!....not you Jamie Oliver!!!! the bike.

Hi- I own a Mojito Custom and absolutely love it! I drive it just about every day. It's retro styling blew me away! I had mine de-restricted from the start! It has incredible pick-up! I can easily keep up with 40+mph traffic. It handles smoothly and the braking is strong. I wasn't so into the Harley style bars so I put staight bars on it. ...  Read the complete review

Great bike but underpowered as a 50cc. Mine is black and looks fantastic. It's the best looking scooter on the market. The first thing I did was get it de-restricted (there are 4 restrictions) and get a race pipe put on it. It changed both the power and sound completely. The power is now more than acceptable for a ...  Read the complete review

I have had the Aprilia Mojito Custom 50cc (in retro blue and white) for just over a year now, and overall I would have to say I really enjoy it. Positives: speed is ample for London traffic, absolutely stunning and stylish to look at and overall good fun. Negatives: the wiring to the speedometer/odometer frequently comes ...  Read the complete review

Aprilia Mojito custom (Spot-on) - Advantages: Looks cool - Disadvantages: is there one!

I fell in love with the looks of the Mojito (formerly the Habana) as soon as I saw it in the showroom. It's that kind of bike. It oozes presence and quality and that really is what the essence of this little bike is about. A car is transport, a motorbike is pleasure, but a scooter is a "Roman Holiday". And that old adage is very true ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Blue/White Habana Custom 50cc last March. It is a visually beautiful machine, and causes people to point & stare when you are travelling around. A real beauty.. The downside is withinin 6 months there was a problem with starting the bike, which couldn't be located.(This is still an issue - hence AA cover is advisable!) After 11 ...  Read the complete review

Ok, this is a snappy little scooter, but let me tell you, it does suck. For a start, it's slow. Limiting, along with the heavy body weight, keeps this baby puttering along. Ok, maybe I was put of by the bad customer service in Motorcycle City, but I wanted performance to go with the looks on this bike. The breaks soon wear down, after less ...  Read the complete review

This scoot is a great first time scooter, but the draw backs will soon become known to you and you will slowly yearn for somthing a bit more powerful. True the Habana is great for getting around london on but on the long country lanes outside the city it has a poor turning arc and you may find yourself planted in the hedgerow,I ...  Read the complete review

"Wow, look at that sexy beast" I hear the ladies cry as I cruise pass them on my Habana Custom. Well...that's what I think they're saying!! The Habana Custom is very similar to the standard Habana 50 (pictured) but has the addition of chrome Harley Davidson handle bars, and is fantastic. People say to me..."How do ...  Read the complete review

This is definitely a good looking scooter, its supposed to be a personal re-working of the classic Vespa design. I have mine in bright orange, which really makes it glow when the sun is out, though I really would prefer a metal body to a plastic one, even though visually there is no difference. The seat is comfortable and a pleasure to ride, ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself the Habana 2 months ago after I saw a picture of it in the internet. The picture was nice, but it doesn't compare to seeing it in person. I am not a big bike fan, never had one before, but this one is definitely worth it. I bought it in silver metallic with burgundy seats, reminds me of the way the Prosche Boxter ...  Read the complete review