Scooter reviews from Twist & Go.
• Note, some reviews on this site are edited for online publication.

Issue 73: DAELIM B-BONE

Winter is a time when not many of us choose to ride just for fun; the majority of us, given half the chance, would sensibly leave the scooter at home during the worst of the winter weather – but sometimes we just don’t get that choice. A bit like the snowy day when this brand-new and very saucy Daelim B-bone arrived for our exclusive T&G test...
[Online review...]

Issue 72: SYM GTS Evo 300i

A few years ago I attended the official launch of the SYM GTS Voyager in Provence and found the scooter to be well worth swinging a leg over. Fast forward to the present and SYM have updated it to bring us the GTS Evo 300i – and boy has the scoot grown up!
[Online review...]

Issue 71: Sachs Speedjet R

If a two-stroke engine, sporty styling and decent performance at a reasonable price are high on your scooter shopping wish list, the Speedjet R should be right up your street...
[Online review...]

Issue 70: Piaggio MP3 LT

Piaggio’s MP3 LT is the only 400cc scooter you can ride on a car licence, Pete Henshaw explains how:
Every scooter importer in Britain has a dream group of people that they want to sell scooters to – and it’s not us.
[Online review...]

Issue 69: Peugeot Speedfight 3

If you ask anybody aged under forty to name a modern scooter, the Peugeot Speedfight will more than likely be one of the first names to crop up – not surprising really as the model has been around since 1997 and has sold a staggering half a million units around the world.
[Online review...]

Issue 68: Peugeot Satelis RS 250

Peugeot's Satelis range has taken the maxi scooter market by storm, with multiple engines to choose from and specification and extras to make the mouth of any sceptical buyer water. Not content with the versions already available the French manufacturer has added another to the family, but is it worth the extra dough? Phil Turner found out.
[Online review...]

Issue 67: Sachs bee

If you want to inject a bit of style into your daily ride, retro is the way to go. As Phil Turner found out, you don't have to pay vintage prices for that vintage scooter look either.
[Online review...]

Issue 66: Sheer lunacy

If you’re from a traditional scootering background, I’m sure you’ll recognise this strange looking yellow beastie as a heavily modified Lambretta Vega...
[Online review...]

Issue 65: Suzuki: Sixteen

Hot on the heels of the Burgman and Address, Suzuki have unveiled yet another 125cc option for the cash-strapped commuter. Phil Turner gives his verdict...
[Online review...]

Issue 64: Gilera GP 800

The new Gilera GP 800 definitely heralds a new breed of super scooter. Not only is it the most powerful machine Gilera have ever produced, it’s also currently the fastest production scooter available...
[Online review...]

Issue 63: Twin Peaks

A couple of years ago I had a conversation with joiner, Dave Briggs, an inventive fellow from Grimsby. At the time he’d just put the finishing touches to another of his gorgeous auto Lambrettas. His next project was going to be a bit special though...
[Online review...]

Issue 62: The Yamaha Giggle

Us Brits tend to take ourselves far too seriously; the stiff upper lip prevents most of us from wanting to stand out from the crowd. We don’t dare to be different and we’d rather blend in than become the focus of attention.
Our scooters are often just as bland as us and...
[Online review...]

Issue 61: Kymco Super 8

KYMCO have gained quite a stronghold on the UK scooter market in recent years thanks to their competitively priced and well-built scooters. The latest offering to land on our shores is this Super 8, an attractive 125cc with a price tag of just £1699 on the road.
[Online review...]

Issue 60: Honda S–Wing 125

Honda may not claim that their new S-Wing 125 will broaden the mind or spice up your love life, but their latest stylish commuter scooter will certainly put a spring in your step after effortlessly getting you to work in the morning.
[Online review...]

Issue 59: Kymco Xciting 500i

Those KYMCO people have been busy of late. Not only is there a bevy of new machines on offer for 2007, but alongside these new bikes, a host of improvements have been implemented among the existing machine line-up.
[Online review...]

Issue 58: Suzuki Burgman 125cc

It’s taken Suzuki a while, but they’ve finally released a learner-legal version of the popular Burgman.
[Online review...]

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