Visually and functionally engineered for city roads riders often face challenges when they encounter rough patches outside of the urban landscape. People who face different types of terrain in their rides find the Honda PCX 150's rough and unpaved road performance worth examining. A scooter’s performance on rough surfaces depends greatly on its suspension quality and ground clearance along with tire type and build durability. The PCX 150 faces performance doubts for off-road riding because of its street-focused design along with small-sized wheels. When riders test this scooter's performance on rough terrain they acquire the insights necessary to make educated route and modification choices. We want to learn from people who own the PCX 150 by examining their adventures on rough terrain and understanding where their scooter excels and falls short.