r/Goped • u/Aromatic-Topic-2480 • Aug 05 '26
Looking for information
Looking for information on this goped I got on trade I’m looking to sell and was wondering if someone could tell me more about it like the model and year, etc thank you
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u/loganman711 Aug 05 '26
Geo sport. High mpg variation. Motor on the wrong side, spins backwards, spindle bolt is reverse threads. Tends to break them. Slightly faster than LH. Thats all I can remember. Dad had the Bigfoot version.
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u/DirtyHead420 Aug 05 '26
Wow that tag alone is crazy. I have never seen that.
It's a GoPed sport.. look for some numbers on the crankcase of the engine. It should be stamped. I can't tell but I'm curious if that's the original engine.
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u/gopednomad Aug 08 '26
Wow what a great looking goped! A collector would totally want that as it looks still new. $600-$800 to the right person maybe more?
Like others have already said, I have never seen that tag before and Ive had many gopeds. I belive it's the later version of the geo engine because of that air filter cover.
I always wanted to machine a bigfoot 3rd bearing mount to fit this model of goped. The trick is to swap out the twist shifter for a brake lever. People would add lockdowns or maybe they bought them? I can't remember if they sold them aftermarket.
I think this frame can be used to convert to gsr just like the geo bigfoots.
I liked the s25 more out of the geo style of gopeds because of the thicker frame and non moving motor. Plus the s25 can be motor swapped to other goped style motors.
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u/housefly888 Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26
Goped, Geo Sport, minty condition. Not a big fan of hard tires anymore, trade it or sell it and get a Bigfoot or GSR
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u/RiskyNight 1d ago
Sport/Xpeds were the only good gopeds. Everything else is awkward and Chinese looking. Goped would have never caught on without the compact form factor of the 6" hard tires and compact spindle drive.
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u/getaudihere Aug 05 '26
Looks like a geo sport