MOPEDS ON THE WEBERNETS

The world of mopeds is a small but passionate world. There is a whole network of people making helpful content, interacting, creating art, new parts, or just simple recording histories of bikes and groups. There are clubs, rallies, racing, forums, shops, and plenty of other ways people have been contributing to the scene for a …

PHBG: LESSONS LEARNED

Preface: Andrew Brown, one of the Puddle Cutters in Portland, OR (aka, my club) recently put on a carb tuning class at Sabatino’s Moped Shop in St. Johns, Oregon. To prepare he dived in deep and created a handout file for every person at the event. I was so impressed that I asked him to …

PROBLEM SOLVING: A JOURNEY

A friend sent me a screenshot of a bike for sale at a local shop. It was a Free Spirit with a ZA50 swap, piston port 70cc kit, 15 bing, boss pipe, and some nice paint and details. I had no history with the bike but it seemed nice, she liked it and that was …

A MESSAGE TO THE SHAREHOLDERS

I’ll start the year with admissions. I’m not good at keeping a schedule for things like a blog. I take on too many projects and then shift focus too frequently to keep the plates spinning. But, as so many other fools do this time of the year, I’m going to attempt to shape up. I …

MOPED GP COMING AT ME HOT

I will start with an apology. I tried to craft a reader base and that requires frequent, preferably weekly new posts. I have not held up my end of the bargain. Been so busy actually doing the thing I haven’t had time to talk about me doing the thing. I still don’t, spoiler alert, but …

TOMOS STOCK RACER PART 1

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I really enjoy moped racing. I went to the last race of the first Polini Cup in 2009, started a moped racing circuit in the pacific northwest in 2010 that ran for a handful of years, attended Tomahawk Cup, the first 3 Moped GP West, and other various smaller events. Now that I’m back in …