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The latest in a line of celebrity collaborations with Vespa has landed and, this time, Justin Bieber is the name on the side panels.

The rise of electric power for personal transport - be it car or bike - is bringing a whole new design language to the market. But is the consumer ready for them?

Honda went far beyond the cursory Bold New Graphics treatment for 2021 with a newly rebuilt and rebranded PCX for riders seeking an affordable urban-mobility solution. The ground-up redesign features a new frame with an equally-new-and-improved engine, all wrapped up under newly refined bodywork. You are given a choice between a base model and an anti-lock brake version that won’t break the bank and promises to be inexpensive to operate as well.

Bare bones — naked bike, anyone? — and gnarly, the Ruckus looks like it’s right out of Mad Max. Even though it does have a 50 cc engine, no one is going to say, “Awww, isn’t that cute?” when you ride by on a Honda Ruckus. Granted, you won’t get going very fast on a Ruckus, so on-lookers will get a good, long look.

Austrian stuntman Günter Schachermayr has done some crazy things in his life and one such thing was riding his Vespa vertically down a huge chimney.

Following up on that insane stunt, the stuntman has now attempted to tow an airplane on a runway with a one-wheeled Vespa scooter. Here’s how it went.

After an absence of more than 40 years and following the success of the Grom and Monkey 125, Honda is resurrecting the Dax name for its latest mini bike.

Yamaha is announcing its first tentative steps toward electrification of its range with the reveal of two scooters firmly aimed at the urban transport market. One is scheduled for a city rental scheme trial, the other for sale.

The Yamaha Vino has been a popular scooter in the Japanese market since the late 1990s and has established itself as an easy-going city scooter for the masses. And to make this already likable package more delectable, Yamaha has updated it for 2022. Though the update is mainly visual, it is still a welcome update that adds to the scooter’s appeal.

After successfully luring in superbike fanatics with its Ducati Panigale and BMW S 1000 RR kits, Lego is now targeting scooter fans with its all-new Vespa 125 model kit.

This model kit commemorates the successful 75 years of Vespa, while also serving as a great starting point for people looking to get into motorcycle model kits by Lego, considering this one is smaller than the two aforementioned superbike kits.

Lego ramps up the nostalgia with a scale model of the iconic Vespa scooter, celebrating 75 years of Italian chic

Newly revealed Yamaha patents show the Japanese company working on two different hybrid drive solutions, based on the T-Max platform.

There are many examples of inappropriate vehicles entering motor sport events but is anything as mad as attempting the Paris-Dakar Rally on a quartet of Vespas?

With over 100 Million built, it was inevitable that Honda’s immortal Super Cub would find its fair share of supporters, but did anyone ever think it was going to be a custom-builders dream?

Honda expands its adventure-bike range downward into the scooter category with the early release of its 2021 ADV150. Subtle off-road touches join fairly robust rider-protection features to make this bike viable as both an urban commuter and a backroads explorer. Long-stroke suspension and ABS protection to supports those different modes of travel. All of this comes with the usual twist-and-go operation and a price tag under $5k.