This 1921 Megola has its engine in the front wheel
This nearly 100 year-old bike features a lot of things we still see in scooters today. That is, except for the 5-cylinder engine built into the front wheel.
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Riding a Custom Ruckus on the Tail of the Dragon
What happens when you take a custom Ruckus down the Tail of the Dragon. Cycle World’s Joe Gustafson recently found out.
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Samsung and Yamaha Debut “Smart Windshield” Concept
Samsung and Yamaha have partnered top create a “smart windshield” concept to help alleviate rider distractions from cell phones, GPS, and other devices.
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Bargain: Iron & Resin Tool Roll
We found a great deal on a piece of kit every scooter rider could put to great use: the Iron & Resin Waxed Cotton Tool Roll. Right now, it’s 25% off.
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Video: Underwater on a Submersible, Rideable Vespa
Underwater “scooters” bear little resemblance to the (motor) scooters we ride and enjoy. At least, they did until Austrian stuntman Günther Schachermayr rode a customized Vespa for 300m at a depth of five meters below the surface of his homeland’s Klauser Lake.
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Video: Hot Rod Vespa Gets Payback on Aggressive Motorcycle
Scooters are surprisingly quick, even when stock. Yet for one unsuspecting motorcycle rider, he underestimated just how quick that Vespa he just passed really was.
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Lambretta Watches Back On Sale
Flash site Touch of Modern has a large collection of Lambretta branded watches for sale, some marked down nearly half off.
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This 500 lb Amphibious “Scooter” May be the Strangest Ever Built
With the Gibbs Biski prototype, one need not choose between riding their scooter or their personal watercraft.
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Budgeting for a Dream Ride Around the World
Circumnavigating the globe by scooter certainly isn’t easy but it’s not impossible. Over the past several years a handful of intrepid riders have successfully…
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Video: The Mahindra GenZe Electric Moped
We’ve been skeptical that the Mahindra GenZe electric moped would actually come to market, but with real live bikes hitting the roads, things look better and better for this seemingly ingenious two-wheeler.
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