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ScooterBBS.com – Honda shows prototypes @ The Tokyo Motor show

6. October 2005

Wow! Thanks to Nate for making me realize I’m falling behind here. Check out the link to the ScooterBBS to see a couple of cool Honda Scooter shots of what-could-be. One, (I’m reachin’ here) is called the ArtZoomer and the other… hrm.. The Electro-Elite Robo-Parakeet of Doom! Stay tuned for the American translations of these […]

Most "Home made" scooter award goes to…

6. October 2005

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The motorcycle John tried to build, mostly made from an old scooter, plywood, and a lawnmower. Looks like you’ve got some competition Casey! Haha… Just kiddin’. You people will love Casey’s built-from-scratch scooter. I promise to post pictures soon.

Vespa of doom

6. October 2005

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Isn’t there something menacing about this Vespa?

MCN: The UK’s number 1 motorcycling magazine – Yamaha Concept Scoots

5. October 2005

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MCN has done it again! I’m a sucker for a good concept scooter (car, truck, plane, boat, toothbrush) and MCN has brough us all the juicy scooter porn. Check out the link below to catch an eye-full. MCN: The UK’s number 1 motorcycling magazine: “Yamaha concept bikes Yamaha has released early details of the concept […]

Paris Motor Show highlights – Aprilia’s big guns II… The Scarabeo 500

5. October 2005

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Now… This is a scoot that’s close to my heart. Apparently, as the newsgroup comments suggest regarding my view of the Yamaha Morphous, I am a lover of ugly scooters. The Scarabeo 500 is no acception. I can’t help it… I just love funny looking scooters. The cleaner the lines the better. I think if […]

Paris Motor Show highlights – Aprilia’s big guns… The Atlantic 500

5. October 2005

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POWERFUL, LIGHTWEIGHT, AGILE AND MORE FUN TO RIDE THAN ANY SCOOTER IN ITS CLASS, THE NEW ATLANTIC IS PERFECT FOR SPRINTING THROUGH URBAN TRAFFIC AND LEAVING THE CITY BEHIND. APRILIA ATLANTIC 500 SPRINT A world that is moving faster every day needs vehicles that can keep up. A world where open spaces are rapidly filling […]