With 42 peak horsepower and 81 miles of range.

Source: BMW’s actually making the futuristic CE 04 electric scooter

In the 1960s, the scooter became as much a fashion statement as humble transport. Vespa and Lambretta were the Coco-cola and Pepsi of the Mediterranean and you couldn’t be a fan of both. They had their own magazines, clubs and mod gangs across the continent.

Source: Vintage Italian Scooter Sale of the Century

Iconic scooters and a deep dive into water visuals played a big role in establishing the the look and themes of Luca, Pixar’s next animated adventure.

Source: Luca: How Vespas and Murky Water Shaped Pixar’s Next Film | Digital Trends

75 years of the world’s most famous scooter.

Source: Vespa’s 19 Millionth Scooter Just Rolled Out Of The Factory

To celebrate its birthday, Piaggio is offering a 2021-only model in throwback paint and chrome.

Source: Vespa Turned 75 This Week

Vintage Vespas are undeniably cool. Even if they’re not your particular cup of Nespresso, it’s hard not to smile as you watch one roll past. They’re just happy little two-wheelers. It’s not easy to improve on the icons, but high up on that list is a fully electrified drivetrain. And, of course, there’s a kit for that.

Source: Converting A Classic Vespa to Electric Is Easier Than Ever

The Honda Motocompo is arguably the coolest scooter of the 1980s. It was sold from 1981 to 1983 and offered as an option to the Honda City. While not marketed in North America, some examples made it to the U.S. If you’ve been hunting one of these tiny bikes, here’s your chance to finally get it.

Source: Rare 1981 Honda Motocompo Scooter Pops Up in California With Just 500 Miles

Source: The enduring appeal of the Vespa | The Spectator

Featuring a “Giallo 75th” paint job.

Source: Vespa Celebrates 75 Years With Limited Primavera and GTS Release

The unique seat design of the Vespa 946 is one of a kind in the Italian’s scooter lineup.

Source: 2020 Vespa 946

This beauty is nearly ready to go.

Source: Scooter’s second wind thanks to Rotarian

The 250 images, technical detail, and historical depth in the book make it an instant classic and collector’s item, whether you’re a Vespa owner or not.

Source: Vespa: Style and Passion Book Review [Rider’s Library]

The Italian two-wheeler’s 75th anniversary is celebrated in a new coffee table book.

Source: 10 Things You Never Knew About the Iconic Vespa Scooter

BMW’s new scooter concept is a clean break from scooters we’ve known before.

Source: BMW’s new electric scooter concept aims to be your perfect cyberpunk mount

Despite a slow start to enter the electric motorcycle and scooter market, Yamaha has been making headway in the industry lately. The Japanese brand’s latest offering is the new e-Vino electric scooter. But you shouldn’t start planning to go on any long road trips with this scooter. Its small size and low range make it […]

Source: Yamaha unveils cute little Vespa-style electric scooter with cute little range

KUCHING: A Malaysia Day convoy featuring 20 Vespa scooters took to the streets here to celebrate the formation of Malaysia 57 years ago. Organised by the Kelab Skuter Besi Rider, the event was flagged off by Sadong Jaya assemblyman Aidel Lariwoo at a coffeeshop near the Temenggung Abang Kipali Abang Akip roundabout in Petra Jaya this morning. When met prior to the

Source: Local Vespa lovers hit the road in Kuching-Sibu-Miri-Bintulu convoy to celebrate Malaysia Day – Borneo Post Online

Looking at the Italian icon’s American history, and its potential for yet another comeback.

Source: Why Did Vespa Never Take Off in the U.S.?

It’s here! Our most popular ride of the year! This coming Sunday we will be doing our annual trek out to Antelope Island. If you haven’t ridden it before, this ride is one you don’t want to miss! It’s a great twisty road filled with wildlife, majestic views, and a really great adventure. Many years we get the wild bison right on the road and see some incredible autumn scenery. If you have ridden it before, this year John will be playing host and has a completely new approach to visiting the island. John lives out in Syracuse and has an island pass. He’s been exploring it all summer on his scoot and promises to give everyone a new way to experience the island!

We are so excited to have all of you to join us this Sunday at 1:00 PM at Beans and Brews in Syracuse.

• September 27th, 2020
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Meet: Beans and Brews – 1137 W 1700 S, Syracuse, UT 84075

Looking forward to riding again with all of you! Remember, we are still in the COVID times. This means…

• Wear a mask if you are in close proximity to others
• Avoid physical contact
• Social distance
• If you feel sick at all, please stay home and get better

By now, most of us are familiar with the protocols but it’s here as a reminder because we want everyone to have fun, be safe, and enjoy a great day riding!

Slow Ride Wine Country tours via scooter

Source: Vespas and Vines