Rolling on sixteen inch scooters
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John Clay is the author of MotorcycleInfo.Org. He and his family reside in North Carolina in the United States. A graduate of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Experienced Rider Course, he enjoys riding his Moto Guzzi in charity rides and serves as a volunteer motorcycle marshal for an annual bicycle charity event in the Carolinas.Related Posts
Cushman Scooters
Restoring Cushman scooters can be a fun, but addictive hobby. Some folks modify their scooter engines and transmissions to increase power. Some like to change the look of the scooter so it looks and acts more like a custom motorcycle.
A scooter is not a dirt bike, or is it?
We thought it would be more fun to turn our Vespa riding into a flat track competition in the backyard on an impromptu lawn course. It was when we hosed down our new “track” that things really got fun!
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Gibson Mon-Auto scooter is one of the oldest
The Mon-Auto scooter has faded into history. It seems the Gibson Mon-Auto was probably about 25 to 30 years ahead of its time. Motor scooters of all sizes and shapes really started to sell after WWII since it was a relatively inexpensive form of transportation that could navigate on a variety of road conditions.
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