SIP Scootershop on tourThe Isle of Wight is an island located off the south coast of Great Britain and is home to around 150,000 people on 381 km². The administrative centre is the small town of Ne… Read more

In the new episode of our series about the "Sexiest Vespa Workshops", Jesco is once again allowed to travel a little further. It's about 750 kilometres from Landsberg to Bispingen near Hamburg, but … Read more

The right preparation and equipmentThrough our many scooter tours, which we have been doing for years through half of Europe, we now know pretty well what to pack - and what not to pack. We are happ… Read more

Inspired by the Singer Vehicle Design Company's 1990s 911 Porsche conversion, Hammerstout and Vespuci created a unique custom Vespa. The idea was to do something completely new and unusual and build… Read more

With Ronald "Ron" Schauffler, from sQooter.com in Steyr, Austria, we have had a close business relationship and friendship for almost 20 years. A while ago, we came up with the idea to develop a Ves… Read more

Piaggio has its eye on the North American market and has now teamed up with a very special artist to put a new project on its tires. Canadian pop star Justin Bieber is one of the most successful art… Read more

Our exhaust is not completely new, but we would like to show you in this video how it works in combination with a large 125cc bike. SIP Road 3.0 works in combination with a 125 largeframe and a Poli… Read more

Crankshafts: General More power through more torque and/or more speed? Power is equal to the torque times the speed at which that torque is delivered. So how do racing engines achieve such high p… Read more

Have you bought one of the SIP wiring harnesses for converting to different ignitions and are looking for more information? Or are you thinking about buying one, but are not yet familiar with the ma… Read more

Ralf about his Vespa 125 VM2 and the conversion: "My Vespa 125 VM2 is unbelievable fun! However, a few things have always bothered me, e.g. little to no light, low reliability and, of course, the ou… Read more

The basis of the second SIP Racer is a Vespa PX 200 E, built in 1981. Alex bought the scooter in 1991. At that time, the colour was metallic blue and the PX was equipped with white plastic covers an… Read more

This Vespa PX truly has a long history. After Ralf bought the scooter in 1990, he painted it in a design that Jesco calls the "Eduscho Racer" in the video. Ralf was already racing the PX at that tim… Read more

The story of SIP Scootershop employee JochenActually, everything went according to plan for Jochen. In 1990, at the age of three, he came to Germany from the Romanian town of Mediasch with his paren… Read more

In June 2022, SIP product developer André received an email from our friends in Parma, Italy. Alessandro Graiani, one of the masterminds behind the high-end tuning forge BFA Motori, was looking for… Read more

A while ago, Andi and Max from Purchasing/Import, and Otto as Head of Goods Receiving, drove from SIP Scootershop to Kaufbeuren to take a look behind the scenes at our forwarding partner Dachser "Ai… Read more

Denmark and Greece have led the way, Croatia and Portugal are now following suit: for a while now, helmets have also been compulsory there when using e-scooters. The Croatians have even extended the… Read more

The Osnabrück Police Department had a premiere to report on March 30, 2022: On the North Sea island of Norderney, police officers are now also on the move on two e-scooters. A decidedly environ… Read more

E-scooters have enjoyed great popularity for some years now as an alternative and clean means of transport. So it was only a matter of time before someone founded a professional racing series for th… Read more

We have already explained to you in several tutorials how e-bike tuning works with modules that are installed directly on the motor. But there are also the incredibly practical boxes from the German… Read more

In the video linked below, you can see detailed instructions on how to install the VOLspeed V4 tuning module in your Bosch engine. This tuning module from VOLspeed is limited to 45 km/h, but the "50… Read more

The SpeedBox brand has long stood for reliable tuning for e-bikes from a wide range of manufacturers. These include models from well-known producers such as Bosch, Yamaha, Shimano, Brose, Panasonic … Read more