Spacey 100 Michelin Tire Replacement CITY GRIP&S1

Please note! Decoboco does not accept any work on motorcycles, foreign bikes, or scooters without inspection requirements, so please understand.

The front tire on this small-displacement scooter barely wears down. It cracked first, so we replaced it.
This is a record of the Spacey 100, the commuter express.
I like the feel of Michelin tires on scooters the best.
Rain grip, traction, and tire life are all top-notch. The price is accordingly high, so I think the performance justifies it.

*Decoboco does not accept scooter work. (Oil changes are also not available.)
We replace the air valve every time. I thought about going with aluminum, but… since this is just a commuter bike, we’ll keep it simple.

*Decoboco does not accept scooter work. (Oil changes are also not available.)
The water drainage looks promising, and new tires always feel great. You have to degrease them, or you’ll have a rough ride home—be careful.

I bang over curbs all the time, so the wheel is bent a bit and I felt pretty bummed about it.


Scooter tire replacement is quick work, so from a business standpoint I’d say it’s a winner. Nobody’s going to complain about the details.
There aren’t many bike shops around here, so I think a moped specialist shop would do pretty well…



I can’t talk about other people’s scooters when mine is the same, but the image is basically “dirty and no love for it,” so it’s not a business approach I’m comfortable with.

*Decoboco does not accept scooter work. (Oil changes are also not available.)
The rear tire we replaced the other day: Michelin S1

*Decoboco does not accept scooter work. (Oil changes are also not available.)
It’s not work that takes much time, so we knock it out between other jobs.
I can already see the belt wearing down… it’s getting risky. Time to replace it.

*Decoboco does not accept scooter work. (Oil changes are also not available.)
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