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Hi @Craig,
Thank you so much for this information- I did not know you can do it. I will start looking for nice colour and some technician as if I will do it myself, my scooter will be destroyed.. Will share a picture once it's done. 
Have a good day all!
I would always suggest that a Decathlon Technician do all the mechanical work.
As long as you have a shed or a garage re-painting is something you can try yourself. Wear some old clothes and use a dust mask. Make sure you either move valubale items out of the paint area or cover them.
Paint isn't really that expensive and can usually be purchased from automotive parts stores. Use a 800 grit wet and dry emery paper and give every part you wish to paint a good sanding. You dont have to go down to bare metal but you do need to create a surface that the new paint can grip onto. Use a primer designed for the final colour you wish to use. Try not to get any paint in the threads or you'll need to run a tapping tool through them.
Remember that the curing time for paint varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. You can speed the drying time up by keeping the painted parts in a warm room or by using a heat lamp. Do not use a hairdryer or anything similar as this can push the paint and destroy the finish.
YouTube has lots of videos showing you how to use spray/rattle cans. Its easier than you think.
Just for fun, I'll repaint mine as well. 
