Guides, news and tips on Motorcycles & Scooters.

Plenty of listings promise electric scooters with no license, plate or insurance needed. Here is what the Italian Highway Code actually says, and how to spot a properly road-legal used scooter before you buy.
Read article
CE 04 vs CE 02 compared: 2026 prices, licenses, range, and how the trade-in Ecobonus can make a new one almost as cheap as a used one.

Bought or sold a used 125cc scooter? Here is what the 2026 ownership transfer really costs, which documents you need under the Documento Unico, and what happens if you miss the 60-day deadline.

Italy's motorcycle and scooter roadworthiness test is due every two years, but the public Motorizzazione stopped doing it back in 2020. Here are the 2026 deadlines, costs, checks, and what an expired inspection really means when you buy or sell a used bike.

From 50cc-equivalent runabouts to 125-class and premium maxi-scooters: a practical, price-by-price guide to electric scooters in Italy in 2026, covering the state ecobonus, funds that vanish in hours, and what to check on a used one.

In 2026 the used 125cc market in Italy has all but dried up and prices are closing in on new bikes: here is what licence, insurance, ownership transfer and inspection really cost before you buy.

As Italy's new plate-and-insurance rule for e-scooters lands on May 16, 2026, confusion is spreading to seated electric scooters too. Here is the clear breakdown of power limits, the AM license, mandatory insurance and the 2026 Ecobonus.

Motorways open to 125s since December 2024, a new airbag vest rule arriving through 2026, and ECE 22.06 helmets: what to actually check before buying a used motorcycle or scooter in Italy.

BMW has just refreshed the CE 04, and Italy's ecobonus for electric mopeds and scooters is active again after March's click-day rush. Here is how to navigate the three power classes, the models actually on sale, and when buying used makes more sense.

It is one of Italy's most-typed searches, and the answer is blunt: no road-legal electric scooter can be ridden without a licence. Meanwhile July 2026 registration data shows electric two-wheelers up 20% while 45 km/h mopeds lost almost half their market. Here is what is really going on, and how to buy one second-hand.