The idea of an adventure scooter may seem strange, as "scooter" and "adventure" aren't exactly two words you'd use in a sentence. That said, the once-niche sub-segment of scooters has sort of made its way to the mainstream. It all started with the Honda X-ADV, and shortly thereafter, other manufacturers have tried their hand at a go-anywhere scooter, the newest of which comes from Peugeot in the form of the XP400.
If you move over to the Asian market, you'll notice that there are even more adventure-style scooters. These are, however, less for exploring backcountry roads and trails, and more for conquering pothole-laden streets and heavily congested urban roads. Take, for example, the KPV150 Pro from Chinese motorcycle manufacturer Lifan.
