Adventure vehicles are all the rage these days, even for folks who don’t consider themselves the adventurous type. From ruggedly styled SUVs to go-anywhere two-wheelers, it’s clear that adventure is just as much an aesthetic as it is a way of life.
If we take a look at the motorcycle industry—scooters, in particular—are going in a similar direction. Clearly, manufacturers are trying to find a way to sell more of these utilitarian two-wheelers to folks who aren’t quite sure whether or not they really need them. On the one hand, we see new scooters dressed up to look like they’re old—models like the Yamaha Fazzio and Peugeot Django.
