Please take a look at a slide show from yesterday’s ride to Markville, La. by clicking on the photo below:
For the latest on Hurricane Ida, hurricane facts and predictions, please check it out here. To our friends in Louisiana, especially in the New Orleans area, please take care of yourselves, your family and loved ones, including your scooters.–Lorenzo
(From Carnifty TV)
Apparently, walking is so for commoners. When His Imperial Highness Prince Tomohito and (daughter) Princess Yōko of Mikasa arrived at their private opening for the 41st Tokyo Motor Show, they swooped in whisper-quietly and without ever touching the ground in a never-seen-before custom-made Honda EV, an electric vehicle resembling the “Pope-mobile” . Walking would’ve been greener, imo. But, I guess that just ain’t cool enough for the royalties of Japan, especially with such a commanding view aboard this float, you just can’t help look down on all the commoners below. Don’t look for it at your local Honda dealership anytime soon though, at least not this version anyway.–Lorenzo

Scoot Happy Halloween!! Now you ghosts, goblins and zombies (yeah, I mean you), let’s ride!
_Lorenzo
(No, I don’t mean you, just what they call it; but as I read the caption on the bottom) I guess I am out. Who needs it anyway?! Elitist rally! Pre-register by 10.30.09 to guarantee a T-shirt. _Lorenzo
*DISCLAIMER: USERS ASSUME ALL RISKS WITH THIS O-RING CRUISE CONTROL DEVICE*
Larry from Sulphur gave me this little yellow silicon O-ring (Caterpillar #8M4991) last Saturday to use as cruise control (WTH?!). First, I was a little apprehensive; but after 100-plus-miles with it, I can definitely say that it not only works, but works GREAT!!
For those of you who may have missed out on the hundred-plus-mile ride today, I will bring you a little glimpse of it via the magic of YouTube. Enjoy!–Lorenzo
Dan’s “Army Vespa” was stolen last Sunday (9/27) morning. If you’ve seen it, shoot an e-mail to Dan at: hammereddogshit@hotmail.comThanks!_Charlie (Houston Scooter Battalion)

This would be our first visit to Pine Tree Lodge a year after Hurricane Ike brought on the devastating storm surge that caused wide-spread destruction the area surrounding Hillebrandt Bayou and Taylor Bayou. It was said that the interior of the restaurant was a total loss and had to be rebuilt from ground up, as I would later find out.























