Genuine Scooter Company is an American scooter brand established in Chicago in the early 2000s, when interest in scooters was growing quickly across the United States. Rather than building scooters in-house, Genuine works with established overseas factories to create practical, good-looking machines aimed squarely at North American riders, and it has built a loyal following among people who want dependable transport with a little character and style.

The Buddy, a compact and economical scooter built in Taiwan, became the brand's best-known model, while the Stella offered classic Italian scooter styling that appealed to vintage-minded riders. The range has also included sportier models such as the Roughhouse, and Genuine supports everything it sells with a strong network of dealers and a steady supply of genuine parts, accessories and technical support.

The workshop manuals in this section cover the systems owners actually work on: engine service and overhaul, transmission and variator maintenance, brakes, suspension, fuel systems, complete electrical and wiring diagrams, torque specifications, diagnostic checks and the scheduled maintenance programme for each model and year. Instructions follow the order used by Genuine technicians and include the measurements, clearances and settings needed to finish each job properly and safely.

They are of real value to DIY owners who look after their own Buddy or Stella at home, independent garages that service Genuine scooters for customers, and anyone restoring an older Genuine model who needs accurate factory specifications rather than guesswork.