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0Yogo scooter can be charged indoors, spare battery goes along for the ride 1271098500
A British company called Econogo has released the Yogo scooter, but don't confuse it with the Yugo car. This little scooter has a couple of unique aspects. For example, the Yogo scooter can be charged indoors. How? By removing the 25-pound (!) lithium-iron phosphate battery and taking it to your ...
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Greenlings: Which is greener, having two wheels or four? 1270770720
Vespa S 50 – Click above for high-res image gallerySo, you want to go green. There are many obvious ways to reduce your environmental impact, and one of them is by driving a cleaner, more fuel efficient vehicle. But that raises a number of questions, doesn't it? What are your choices when ... -
214 mpg with DIY aerodynamic fairings on a Honda 125cc motorbike 1264597680
Putting an aerodynamic fairing around a motorcycle or scooter certainly isn't a new concept. Sometimes, though, major efficiency gains aren't as easy to come by as first expected. That's why Dutch efficiency enthusiast Allert Jacobs' successes are so amazing. So far, Jacobs has improved his Honda ... -
Motorcycle Industry Council: Two-wheelers are green 1257260040
2010 Kawasaki Concours 14 - Click above to enlargeWe often hear debates about the merits of riding motorcycles and scooters for environmental reasons. For sure, older bikes manufactured before emissions equipment were prevalent are significantly more polluting than most modern automobiles. On ... -
Genuine Scooters introduces Buddy Eco model 1224106380
It's generally accepted that riding a scooter can save you money at the gas pump. Even between the little two-wheelers, though, there is a big difference between the fuel mileage that one machine offers versus another, with the final figure depending on the size of the engine, the gearing of the ...
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Yamaha adds scooter fuel mileage estimates to its website 1209469440
Yamaha is not the first manufacturer to tout the fuel efficiency of its line of scooters, but it is the first to go so far as to list the estimated fuel mileage on each of its website's product pages. Scooter riders will be happy to see that Yamaha is claiming 124 miles per gallon from its Zuma, ...

