Top 5 scooter safety tips. Learn them. Follow them. Get back home safe

If you didn’t notice, your scooter has no windows or doors or body or even a seatbelt - it’s only you and the road. Which is fine, but you don’t want to get to know the road face to face. Here are your 5 basic scooter safety tips

  1. Always use a helmet! Even if your DMV says you don’t have to – believe us, you have to. Oh, and that little brother’s bicycle helmet does not count. You need a DOT approved helmet. There’s no ending to being cautious and you can get yourself jackets, knee pads, elbow pads, and go crazy for safety.
  2. Cut traffic but not a red light. You should always obey road signs and speed limits, especially if you are riding a moped. Speeding can lead to many accidents and actually make the worse.
  3. Don’t be extreme. Try not to do any crazy maneuvering around cars. Watch out for vehicles and pedestrians and stay noticeable. Cars have blind spots and drivers might not see you at all times. Oh, and you are not Evel Knievel. Keep both your hands on handlebars and your feet on the floorboards.
  4. Look on the road. Debris is your greatest enemy. Driving into an oil puddle can get you in big troubles. Gravel and even leaves can make you lose control over the scooter.
  5. Signal. Because you ride on a small scooter, your actions can surprise other drivers. So if you’re going to make a turn, make sure you signal, even with your hands, and avoid dangerous situations.
Now it’s easier than ever to hop on a two wheeler, and with some smart shopping you can even get a super safety scooter deal. Check out Scoot NY Summer Sale event. Buy a moped and get a sleek new helmet ($150 value!) with a scooter purchase.

Baja 150 - Inspired by the Desert

Baja 1000 takes place on the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico. Everybody’s coming to this event, everybody’s that has a wheel with a motor attached to it…



The Baja 1000 accepts buggies, trucks, motorcycles, production cars, and custom made racers. Heck, they’ll probably take in the TNG Baja 150cc!

The Baja desert race was the inspiration for this TNG original designed and engineered “rat” styled scooter. With its rugged frame, metal diamond plate floor, high ground clearance, and sport riding seat, you are ready for any action with attitude.

Features include high ground clearance, 13” wheels, wide tires and front disc brake, classic bezel type speedo and gauges and Baja race inspired desert skull markings. Rear seat can be removed and replaced with standard cargo rack. Be unique, save money on fuel and have fun!

If you want to get your hands on the rugged Baja, you should check out Scoot NY, New York’s premier scooter shop. Visit www.scootny.com for more information and the best prices on the web.

Citycom 300i - Performance you can count on

If you’re looking for more than just a 50cc bike, or you really need something more powerful because the only way you can get to work is by taking the highway - than you might want to check out the SYM Citycom 300i.

This mean bike can get you the acceleration you need on those ramps and a balanced speed, with no problem keeping up and maneuvering between highway traffic. You can hit up to 80 miles an hour and soon you’ll find out that the Citycom’s outstanding acceleration and speed make your commute a breeze.

16-inch tires add to the Citycom's riding comfort and incredible maneuverability. The sporty dual-headlight is not only eye-catching but provides better visibility and safety for night driving. It’s got a comfortable seat, perfect for long rides and a friend can even hop on and enjoy a pleasant ride.



If you want to get your hands on the Citycom 300i, you should check out Scoot NY, New York’s premier scooter shop. Visit www.scootny.com for more information and unbeatable prices.

How do you say Scooter in Italian? Venice!

Are you having a tough time to decide whether to take the car that’s running 32 miles per gallon or the one that looks better but runs 28 miles per gallon? Well, how about a cool, shiny vehicle that runs a 100 (!) MPG like nothing?

We think you’d go crazy after the Venice. It’s the TNG scooter that American buyers have fallen in love with. With a high performance Minarelli type 2 stroke engine - no other 49 cc scooter can beat it.

Oh! And look at all the features!
Wide tires, Twist N’ Go automatic transmission, lockable under seat storage, multi coat metallic paint (Byzantine Black, Emerald Green, Blueberry, and Raspberry!) Atlas Frame System, and the most important – unbeatable price!

The TNG Venice is vintage styled and its price is significantly lower than Vespa, Honda and Yamaha, and the warranty is far more superior!



If you want to get your hands on the lovely TNG Venice, you should check out Scoot NY, New York’s premier scooter shop. Visit www.scootny.com for more information and start flirting with the road.

"Cub" = "Symba" get it?

Do you remember the classic Honda Cub? The Honda Super Cub was introduced in 1958 and became the most successful motorbike in history.

Honda Cub

Thanks to Sym, which was a part of the Honda Corporation, we New Yorkers have the chance to hop on this classic vintage scooter, under a new name but with the seam retro look and welcome the new Sym Symba.

Sym Symba

The design of the Symba combines a timeless classic style with a modern twist. It was evolved through decades of Taiwanese engineering yet still remains true to it’s original classic.



The demand for this highly anticipated model is extraordinary. We were all waiting for a return of a quality bike in the 4-speed, semi-automatic class, and SYM has added telescopic front forks and an increased engine size (101 cc) for better performance while keeping the popular body style design of their timeless classic.

If you want to get your hands on the lovely Sym Symba, you should check out Scoot NY, New York’s premier scooter shop. Visit www.scootny.com for more information and start flirting with the road.

Scoot NY's Scooter Hospital

Your scooter won’t start? Or maybe it won’t stop? Breaks are loose? You were driving in the city and some weird part flew off your moped? You’ll be glad to know that there is somebody who can take care of your SSOS (Scooter SOS) emergency.

Scoot NY is fully equipped to help your two-wheeler. Our service department will ensure that you have a safe, great and mean driving machine. We got a bunch of Certified technicians with tools in their hands and they are ready and able handle your bike from the routine maintenance to the complicated electrical problems that you may experience.

As your number 1 scooter hospital, we use only the latest diagnostic technology to provide high quality service, and quick turnaround, so your scooter can be up and running at no time. In most cases, we offer same day service and we offer pick-up and drop-off van service, as well on-site weekend pick-up/drop-off.

Scoot NY service department is open Monday to Friday, 10:00am to 6:00pm and is located at 484 Sterling Pl. in Prospect Heights Brooklyn.

Get some wind in your hair with Scoot NY Summer Sale

It is summer in the city and the heat is coming in. The subway feels like a sauna. The buses ain’t moving and you need to get uptown pronto. Seems like you're not going anywhere...

Wouldn’t it be nice to jump on a new shiny moped and cruise the streets of New York in style? Hey, you heard me right. Scooters are back baby and they're better than ever. You can park anywhere, Gas costs nothing, insurance prices are lower than a Metrocard and the world will smile to you as you’ll be green as a cucumber.


Now it’s easier than ever to hop on a two wheeler, and with some smart shopping you can even get a super deal. Why don’t check out Scoot NY Summer Sale event. Buy yourself a moped and get $99 off your purchase or a sleek new helmet ($150 value!) with a scooter purchase.

What are you waiting for? Grab a pair of scissors and head on to Scoot NY, New York’s premier scooter shop. They have the largest selection of zero emission electric bikes and they're the authorized dealer of the eco-friendly Green Tec USA electric bicycle. Visit www.scootny.com for more information and get that summer breeze in your hair.