Here's the latest in Consumer green technology from the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show!Cool!

More and more cities in the world are recognizing the benefits of lower emission vehicles like scooters and motorcycles and providing an incentive in the form of free parking to encourage their usage. Finally,

Turns out people are starting to figure out what the Europeans have known for a long time. Vespas and scooters have a lot going for them.The Vespa comes to...America!Source: www.tonic.comURL: http://www.tonic.

These are pretty damn cool!Vespa has created a range of Seventies-styled helmets to match their new S 125 retro scooter.

This is a pretty informative look at the underlying basics to solar panels and perhaps even the right alternative for someone with enough time and patience. The savings, at least at this point, based on the numbers presented here,

Check out this cool video from the program "How It's Made" showing the manufacturing of a Vespa that appears to be a GTS 300 Super!Super Cool!

Problem:One thing I've had to deal with on the Vespa GTS 300 Super is how to secure my full face helmet in or on the scooter so that I don't have to carry it with me everywhere.

Finally getting around to an update on my adventures with the Vespa. The biggest news is that it is now officially The Osmosus Vespa. Thanks to the folks over at Pac Blue Printing who did a great job on the vehicle wrap as you can see.

Sunset at Ferguson PointI finally had the chrome fender crash bar installed. Turns out that my fender has an additional hole drilled into it that must have been some kind of error at the factory and, as such,

Sun descending from Ferguson PointI can’t believe it’s been over a month since my last post and since I brought the Vespa story up to date. Where oh where does the time go?Most