
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.
Read MoreWhat happens when you take a custom Ruckus down the Tail of the Dragon. Cycle World’s Joe Gustafson recently found out.
Read MoreMost custom Honda Ruckus scooters might rule the streets, but one intrepid hunting enthusiast has turned his Ruckus into a hunter’s adventure machine.
Read MoreWatch as a once neglected Honda Ruckus is reborn into a creative custom machine in this video from designer and owner Jeff Staple.
Read MoreThe week in scooter stories for March 2-8, 2014. We also introduce a new feature, our shared photo of the week.
Read MoreWe share a profile of Greg Hatcher, founder of MNNTHBX — a company that makes custom Honda Ruckus and Grom parts and manufactures them in the USA.
Read MoreThis week got a little heavy, but lots of great information for scooter fans. We shared a story citing how alcohol-related fatalities amongst two-wheel…
Read MoreToday we’re sharing a post a year ago that’s a consistent favorite with new visitors of ScooterFile. Custom Honda Ruckus scooters are getting more and more common. It’s a style that definitely makes a statement and for most scooter fans, they either love it or hate it. One of the more remarkable custom Ruckus bikes we’ve seen is the Cafe Risque from Composimo, and we featured it last February here on ScooterFile.
Read MoreWhere do I even start? There’s customizing a scooter and then there’s transforming one. Italy’s B.R. Moto has taken an unassuming Honda Helix and…
Read MoreIt’s no secret that we love custom Ruckus scooters here at ScooterFile. They’re a great, accessible platform where creative builders and riders can express…
Read MoreHere at ScooterFile, we’re big fans of custom scooters and especially the custom Ruckus scene. We’ve featured a couple of these bikes in the past, and now they’re showing up more and more. This latest example, The LV Project, is from builder James Wong and it’s all over the web today.
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