**UPDATE** 9/20/18

**UPDATE** 9/20/18
I wanted to give more stars but there were a few problems. When I first rode my scooter something didnt seem right so I stopped and checked and the airbox wasn't connect to the carburetor. The little piece that holds the airbox tight to the carb was also missing. Once I connected the airbox properly, my scooter rode perfectly fine.

**UPDATE **
A gasket for the gas tank is missing and theres a few parts missing that connect the gas tank to the frame. A hose that was on the carb is also missing. My scooter also used to do 42 top speed and now it's only hitting 38. I dont know what happened but I'm bummed out.

9/20/18
I know what my scooter had. My friend who is a scooter/car mechanic worked on it previously and I've seen everything's hes done to my scooter. I came here because he was out of town but shouldve waited for him.
The year of my scooter has nothing to do with this situation. It was running fine before I, myself, lost the piece to the carburetor. Had the hose to the carburetor, had the little metal peice that keeps the carb tight to the cylinder and I had a gasket on the tank that had 1 bolt inside the gasket. The guy that got my scooter running when I got there saw me stop right in front of the shop because I noticed the carb wasnt even connected. I wouldnt come here and pay $160 just to complain and say I'm missing peices. I came because I saw decent reviews and was hoping for a good experience but I that was not the case. I'm giving a review of my experience. Not publicly shame anyone.
No need to stop by and solve this, I already bought all new parts for completely new build on my zuma from Scooterswapshop.

Hope this doesnt happen to anyone in the future. Have a nice day.