Scooters are getting...

[Khunajawdge]

Put Put Put...

 

[SacramentoMike]

No, George, NOOOOOOOOOOO! Don't do it! :dribble:

 

[SnowAviation]

The asians have entirely too much time on their hands.

 

[zenwhipper]

Kind of cool. Some of those really had some thought put into. I applaud the creativity.

 

[stealth1]

I was impressed by the license plate attached to the rear rim.

There is no logic needed when dealing with fashion.

Practicality has been sacrificed for style but that's OK if it makes you happy.

 

[rushes]

A few look like they put a scooter under a jet ski.

Purdy fancy lil machines I reckon...

 

[mferriter]

Some of them look completely un-rideable with the plastic panels less than 1" off the ground.

There must be some reason they are pouring so much $$ into these things and not a motorcycle. May be some sort of licensing or insurance issue.

 

[dcarver]

And... they've gone to the DARK side? Why? Excessive tire wear? :rofl:

 

[07fjrTom]

Some of those are pretty cool. Not something I would ride necessarily, but cool just the same. Guess they just work with what they have around.

 

[allrider]

check out this video and you can see the air suspension lift and lower. No kickstand it just lowers to the ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M79UA8FYN5Q

Nice wheelies.

 

[johnny80s]

Those were cool. I have always been a vespa fan but those are neat.

 

[Tom Edison]

If it has wheels someone will customize it. It's in the blood. :assassin:

 

[chrisflock]

I was impressed by the license plate attached to the rear rim.There is no logic needed when dealing with fashion.

Practicality has been sacrificed for style but that's OK if it makes you happy.

Actually, I think great pains were gone to produce a bracket attached to the rear suspension to give the appearance that the license plate is attached to the rear wheel. Anything that can make people ask "how can that possibly work?" Sort of like how for a while, hollow rear wheels and drive by rollers was all the rage in the chopper world...

 

[flyball]

I think this one is especially fitting for Austin Powers.

 

[Duff]

I'd buy one of these before I bought a Harley! h34r:

 

[stealth1]

I was impressed by the license plate attached to the rear rim.There is no logic needed when dealing with fashion.

Practicality has been sacrificed for style but that's OK if it makes you happy.

Actually, I think great pains were gone to produce a bracket attached to the rear suspension to give the appearance that the license plate is attached to the rear wheel. Anything that can make people ask "how can that possibly work?" Sort of like how for a while, hollow rear wheels and drive by rollers was all the rage in the chopper world...

You are right.

You get additional pics if you click the link at the bottom.

The bracket shows up in one of them.

A lot of engineering went into these scoots! :clapping:

 

[Tree Doc]

I'd buy one of these before I bought a Harley! h34r:

I'm with you on that, my friend!!

 

[Blind Squirrel]

To me pimping out a scooter makes as much sense as pimping out a Gremlin. :crazy:

 

[rushes]

To me pimping out a scooter makes as much sense as pimping out a Gremlin. :crazy:

Oh, don't start that....

I think it was about 72/73.. Gremlin X. Levis edition..

Dad traded a Olds Tornado in on it....

I was a kid....12 or so...

Damned thing was a hot rod...

I swear it'd pull the front end off the ground when stomped....

I'd love ta find one ta pimp out.....