
We attended the Saturday bagel breakfast and saw more scooters in one place than we had ever seen before. I would estimate that between 30 and 40 scooters pulled in. A $10 registration fee not only got you a bagel breakfast but also a nice welcome bag of scooter related goodies. Unlike many motorcycle events where seldom used bikes are brought and displayed most of these scooters were daily riders with enough miles on their odometers to make many motorcyclist envious. There was a broad range of scooters from the 1950s up to the present and a significant number of lady riders. As one would expect Vespas were in the majority. The weather was hazy but comfortably warm. When most of the group headed out on the Larz Anderson ride they were an unusual and impressive sight. The groups size and loud roar caused cars to make way as they made their way through traffic. The view of the city from the Larz Anderson parking lot lookout was well worth the effort to get there.
View: scooters take off from Howard Johnsons for Larz Anderson
View: vintage Lambretta 125cc
View: vintage Vespa GL
View: vintage Zundapp Bella 200cc beside a more modern Vespa
View: cycles at the Larz Anderson parking lot with the city behindDone with this page so use your browser Back button to continue