The photographs are appropriately dark and dingy but this find looks extremely promising. A 1962 Vespa (a VNB?) that’s sat in a Connecticut garage for the past twenty years and looks to be in good shape with just under 5K on the speedo and even some of the original paperwork.

Fancy a new set of wheels for the 2011 riding season? Regular readers of the site will be familiar with this baby – a 1985 Vespa PX150e – and now it could be yours for $1500.

You don’t see too many Bajaj bikes in New York which makes this candidate more than worthy of posting. A manual transmission four-stroke scooter for sale on our streets.

With the advent of better weather comes the decision by some scooter owners as to whether to take their current ride out for another season. Someone else’s decision to part with their ride could be to your benefit this spring.

Normally we’re reticent to post about 50cc bikes for sale in the Big Apple because we’re big advocates for at least 125cc to pull you out of trouble on the city’s mean streets. But a Vespa 50 Special? Ahhh….

Now here’s a particularly nice find. A ’74 Vespa Rally (Rallys – love ‘em – one of my favorites from the Piaggio stable.) 2200 beans gets you the beauty in time for Spring.

Today on both our local CraigsList listing and the always fascinating scooter Aladdin’s Cave that is Scoot.net’s classifieds is this beauty: A 1966 125cc Sears Vespa Blue-Badge #VMA1T.

If however you’re looking for a souped-up scooter, this is a beautiful bike. The compression on the kick-start alone will tear your leg off. Click inside for more details.

Etsy seller KeepCalmShop have brought their calming influence to two-wheelers. Perhaps it’s something to sit still and stare at in a two-minute mantra every morning before heading out into the taxi cab race track we call New York City?

It’s been a while since we found an SOI (Scooter Of Interest) on local CraigsList pages, so we’re happy to dig up a classic that we haven’t stumbled upon in a while.