Sensing perhaps that Americans are likely on the verge of a wholly new interest in motorcycles and scooters as more than just toys, Yamaha has introduced a new, and more mainstream, version of its economical Zuma scooter.

One of many wacky racing events performed in the hilly domain of San Francisco, the city’s Bring Your Own Big Wheel Race is everything we love about motorsports, just without the motors.

The dream may be over for those fans who thought Michael Schumacher could make a good showing in the world of MotoGP, unless of course they open up a scooter class.

This amusing eBay Motors auction is for a 1966 Vespa (Piaggio?), complete with a really sweet little sidecar, and rendered in faux Military spec. While true Vespa purists are bound to find more than a little unholy about this setup, the seller, a self-confessed “Mopar guy,

After the 2001 CART crash that took both of Zanardi’s legs and nearly ended his life, the race driver fought extreme odds, making it all the way back into the drivers seat; he now races in the World Touring Car Championship.

Looking for a way to cruise around your neighborhood at 30 miles per hour without firing up the car? Try this little three-wheeled scooter coupe.

Though it’s better known for its two-wheeled creations, Yamaha came to the Tokyo Motor Show this year with a four-wheel, vehicle; and a hybrid one at that.

The Yamaha Tesseract is a four-wheeled motorcycle, powered by a combination of a liquid-cooled V-twin, and a small electric motor.

Ever wonder how some of your favorite walking, prat-falling, and insulting scenes were shot on the set of the hit series Scrubs? No, well that’s because you more than likely assumed that the film crew over on the set of the pithy sitcom used the same dolly system as every other TV show and movie, and that’s where you’d be wrong, Suzie.

Kicking off our first couple of hours here in Tokyo, we thought that this vintage Suzuki scooter commercial featuring Michael Jackson might get the ball rolling.

As insightful as recent ideas in personal urban mobility are, there are times within a hectic urban commute when nothing will work better than a trusty bicycle.

Netherlands based company, Bikedispenser.com realizes this and has come up with an innovative alternative to taking your personal bike with you wherever you go.