Gas Powered Scooters Are Not the Same As Razor Scooters

You know the saying, Everything old becomes newwas the Mitsubishi Silver Pigeon. It was a scooter
again someday. Well, this is true for mopeds too. A lotlargely made of warplane wheels and discarded
of scooter producers are coming out with newwarplane parts, believe it or not.
scooters that look like the old ones. I think it'sThe King of Retro - Vespa -- The Vespa is one of
awesome. I really like the way retro vehicles look.the most popular scooter companies today. They are
Scooters like the Honda Metropolitan and the Vespaconsidered the standard for scooters in Europe.
GVS 250 look like classic scooters from days goneHonda -- Honda launched the most popular scooter of
by.all time, the Super Cub, in 1958. With more than 60
Around the beginning of the 20th century, scootersmillion sold worldwide, it is the best selling powered
made there way to the market in Europe. Theyvehicle of all time. Pretty impressive. If you can get
resembled what we think of as a moped in today'syour hands on one of these, you will have a classic on
world. A bike with a motor attached is kind of a crudeyour hands.
way to think of it. By the late 1910's people in the USAThey have built a ton of different models since the
were driving scooters, but they still never reached theCub in 1958. The fact that they have sold more
popularity of the auto mobile. Here is a look at some ofscooters than any other company worldwide should
the better know scooters on the market today:give you a pretty good idea of what kind of scooter
Cushman --The Cushman Company produced motoryou can expect from this company.
scooters from 1936 to 1965 and they were mostThe old style look is one thing. These things are very
widely used during WWII. If you've ever seen some ofefficient is you are looking to save a few bucks. With
those old WWII documentaries or films, these are most4 stroke, liquid cooled, fuel injected engine, many of the
likely what the GI's are cruising around on.small scooters can get around 100 mpg.
Mitsubishi -- One of the first scooters made in JapanWhat old becomes new. It happens all the time.