The term “raising awareness” has lost a lot of its meaning here in The States. Raising awareness has become shorthand for twelve flavors of slacktivism for any given cause. But elsewhere in the world, drawing attention to important causes can still make a huge difference.
Read More
Since 1990, Scooterworks has been the place to find parts for your vintage Vespa. These days you can get parts for lots of scooters, old and modern from Scooterworks.
Read More
Steve and the gang at The Scooter Scoop got their hands on the new Yamaha Zuma 50F on the hilly streets of San Francisco. They put the little Zuma through its paces. How did it do? You’ll have to watch and find out.
Read More
While you’ll have to grab your Rosetta Stone for Italian to follow the dialogue, this excerpt from the Italian NatGeo program Live Curious takes an in-depth tour Piaggio’s manufacturing facilities.
Read More
Being held at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, June 21-24, Amerivespa this year will be right in Chicago’s back yard. Celebrating its 20th year, Amerivespa will feature all the rides, food, get-togethers and fun that any good scooter rally should have — all turned up to 11!
Read More
If there is any scooter on the market that doesn’t need more power, the Buddy 150 is it. Yet Genuine is now offering a 170cc version of their iconic twist-and-go. While I haven’t had any seat time in one yet myself, Ron Arnold from Examiner.com got his hands on one.
Read More
On his new show The Layover, rebel chef and author Anthony Bourdain insists that if you’re in Rome, there’s one thing you absolutely must do: ride a scooter.
Read More
Corradino D’Ascanio, the man who first penned the classic lines that would define “scooter” for the foreseeable future, is being honored with a special…
Read More
There’s a big, diverse, vibrant scooter community out there. There’s also lots of great information, news and opinion out there to be found online. What we aim to do here at ScooterFile is gather, curate, package and share all that and more.
Read More