Learning to ride a scooty without knowing how to cycle is entirely possible and surprisingly easier than it seems.

Unlike bicycles, scooties offer more balance and stability due to their weight and structure. Start by choosing a lightweight, low-CC scooty suitable for beginners. Practice in a safe, open area - like a parking lot - by first walking the scooty and familiarizing yourself with the throttle and brakes.

Gradually move to balancing and slow riding. Always wear proper safety gear and ensure your scooty is insured for peace of mind. Begin with slow-speed practice, turning in wide circles, and performing figure-eight drills to gain confidence.

Once you're comfortable, move to quiet roads and follow all traffic rules. Consistent practice is key - most beginners can learn basic riding within 7–10 days. Don't hesitate to take help from a professional trainer if needed.

With patience and persistence, you'll soon be cruising confidently on the road!