For kids who want to scoot

Introducing the Svan Scooter. It's soon to be a classic, I'm sure.

It's the "Twist & Go For It" game

At first glance, it just looks like a really simple game with easy keyboards controls, but trying to deliver the pizza on your scooter is another matter. Good luck!

To play the game, click here.

Need some help with your scooter?

I came across a cool website that can help you with your scooter problems by providing access to the knowledge you need to get your problem fixed. Just click on the link below.

Scooterhelp.com

A scooter in my future?

Uncle Johnny told me that the best way to find him on Paisans.org is to find a profile called Scooter Shack. He has a lot of old parts to restore your old scooters with if you need another source for vintage parts. He also has a little Vespa 50 Special that I've been eyeballing. It needs some work, but I think it would be a great starter scooter project for an admirer of vintage scooters and other two (and three) wheeled treasures - such as myself. He has to get it to a sell-able condition before I buy it, but if I start saving my money now, I may be able to buy it once it's finished, whenever that may be. He's busy doing other stuff over at the Scooter Shop right now, and so far, the 50 Special hasn't been touched. I've expressed my interest in it, but right now it ain't going anywhere. and he doesn't seem to be in a hurry right now to work on it. We'll see how it all works out. I have other things I need to save for too. I have my music interests too because I like to play drums and guitar, but it would be great to have a little toy scooter like that. To me it would be more like a toy because I'm a big guy. It would just be for fun and joyriding, but in a pinch, it's not a bad thing to have around. It's pretty light and small enough that you can stash it just about anywhere too. All in all, the 50 Special is a great little classic scooter for many reasons.

The Legendary Lambretta

The Lambrettas

Remember The Lambrettas? Me neither, but this is a really cool song if your in a mod mood.

Where's the content?

Try finding some vintage Vespa 2-stroke oil anywhere. This is probably the only tube left. You'll have to find my uncle, John F. the scooter mechanic, on Paisans dot org and try to convince him to sell it to you. He might. He also has quite a few other parts and things for vintage scooter motors, etc.

I'm very busy these days, but I'll try to get some more posts on here soon. BTW, John said that book that I posted earlier isn't the greatest and he doesn't recommend it. What do I know? He's the Scooter Guru, not me. I'm just a writer. I asked him which book he would recommend, and he said he hasn't written it yet. Hmmm....?

Here's some more pics....