NYCS spends a few days in Sydney and Melbourne and checks out the local scooter scene past and present. Click on inside to read up and see some snaps.

The Jet 200 finally gets a long overdue overhaul, with the added benefit of lights that actually illuminate for a change.

With Halloween behind us, it’s time to start turning our collective attention to the holiday season, and the season means presents. Scottish artist Christine Berrie has a beautiful scooter print available in a limited edition.

It’s lucky for you that I don’t have $2800 burning a hole in my pocket right now because if I had, I wouldn’t be posting this puppy to the world and would be in the process of snapping it up right now.

The Piaggio Ape and Innocenti Lambro aren’t the only classic three-wheeler scooter-based workhorses that have graced the roads of Europe.

Getting excited about the prospect of riding a “new” Lambretta? Don’t hold your breath just yet. It seems the bike has become a battleground.

We’ve reported on this before following it’s appearance at last year’s EICMA show in Milan, but now the Lambretta LN 125 rebirth of the Lambretta brand has moved one very very significant step closer to reality.

Three whirlwind days in Munich was all it took to see some of the nicest restored vintage Vespas I have ever seen. The Germans certainly love their scooters.

If you’re one of our west coast readers, or planning a trip to the City of Angels in the months ahead, be sure to set some time aside to stop by La Brea on your travels.

What happens when scooterists meet Snooki and The Situation? Read on for my experiences over the weekend heading down to Wildwood for The East Coast Classic.