Depends on model, headwind, your size and weight.
Maxis and older stepthroughs 25 to 30 MPH. VS50 from the 70's, often yellow with a twist grip gear change are faster but I don't really know 35 to 40 MPH. MS50 from the 70's a mini motor bike with pedals I think did 40 plus. These are UK models, I believe that Japanese and US models may have had larger 70 cc engines so you could add say 10 MPH?
The company Puch, manufactures different types of devices used for personal transportation. Such as automobiles, bicycles, mopeds, and motorcycles.
not very fast, maybe 30MPH and you get very few miles on a full charge.
Sears sold Puch (Austrian) motorcycles and mopeds from 1954 through 1969. They also sold Gilera (Italian) motorcycles for a while although I do not know the exact years.
You can go to Indiana's mopeds regulations online and grab the info from the Governments website.
The dark blue or brown one is a Piaggio Ciao, the green one looks like a Puch Maxi, and the white one is either a Tomos or another Maxi.
The main difference between mopeds and scooters is in the engine capacity and power. Scooters have some get up and go, while mopeds also rely on pedal power.
Gonzalo Puch has written: 'Gonzalo Puch'
Mopeds are referred to as mopeds in the UK and most European countries.
Puch's population is 1,912.
Puch's population is 1,100.
Puch was created in 1889.
A 125 cc moped will generally top out at around 55-60 mph. But it really depends on who makes it. Some 125 cc 2 stroke race mopeds will do 70+mph, while some cheap 125cc 4 stroke import mopeds will barley do 52 mph.