This pink 1968 Vespa 150 with sidecar is only one of the custom scooters that ModScooters features on its web site. Check out this one in black and hot pink. ModScooters’ Vespas with sidecars sell for $5,700 plus shipping ($650 to anywhere), and without sidecars they are priced at $3,700 plus shipping. Thank you to Jeff at ModScooters who wrote to tell me about his company’s work, and for the permission to use this photo.

Here’s a gorgeous photo taken by flechotech, found in their photostream on FlickR. According to the caption, it was taken in “on the streets of Arezzo” in Italy.

Used in accordance with the Creative Commons licence.

Meet Dana and her pink 1974 Vespa Primavera. I first read about Dana and her scooter in an article about the Westenders scooter club in the West Seattle Herald. I wrote to the club and finally was able to hook up with Dana and ask her to send a photo or two, and she wrote to me that she has two pink scooters (how lucky can a person get?). Unfortunately, right around the time she was about to send me photos, Dana went down on a grated bridge and both she and her pink scooter Jezebel suffered some damage. Thankfully, Dana only needed a few stitches, she said, and the Primavera is repairable. Please help me in sending both Dana and Jezebel some get well wishes.

Ian sent me these two photos of a beautiful Lambretta that he took photos of at the Great London Ride Out on June 1. He tell’s me it’s an SX150 with 186 kit.

He also said he thought it was “magnificent.” I couldn’t agree more!

This “Pink Panther” 1964 Lambretta SX150 has an asking price of 4700 Euros, and has a 185cc kit installed. See this and more scooters for sale on the Orihuela Scooter Club web site’s ‘for sale’ page.