Quicklinks:
- About Moped Problems
- Highlight #1: How to register a moped in NY
- Highlight #2: Get a Trike – Go-4 Interceptor REVIEW – a case for all three-wheeled motorcycles
- Highlight #3: My NYC Adventures with Mopeds
- Highlight #4: Freak Moped – The SUPER-PUCH Rides!
- Highlight #5: Trip to Slovenia
- Highlight #6: Average Day at the MOPED SHOP
- Highlight #7: The Greatest Moped Commercial Ever Made
About Moped Problems
Primarily hosted by the shop’s owner Pete, the channel features advice and tutorial videos about how mopeds work.
Other times, it’s just casual, fun stuff, like when the entire team went to Slovenia to visit the Tomos Factory.
There’s a lot of great stuff here, so in no particular order, here are my personal highlights from the Moped Problems YouTube channel.
Highlight #1: How to register a moped in NY
- Class A
- Class B
- Class C
And if you’re confused about the differences between the three, Pete explains everything you need to know in this video – including which DMV forms you need to fill out.
Highlight #2: Get a Trike – Go-4 Interceptor REVIEW – a case for all three-wheeled motorcycles
The video itself briefly describes the features of the Go-4 Interceptor but also covers why you might want to get one (hint – it’s related to motorcycle insurance).
Highlight #3: My NYC Adventures with Mopeds
But this goes beyond a typical revisit because along the way, they bump into moped people (including one with an electric MOTO RAE).
Highlight #4: Freak Moped – The SUPER-PUCH Rides!
Highlight #5: Trip to Slovenia
Highlight #6: Average Day at the MOPED SHOP
This video is the opposite – simply because it shows a typical day at Second Stroke Mopeds.
But for a “typical day,” a lot is going on. For example, at one point, a vlogger turns up on a bright yellow scooter.
Highlight #7: The Greatest Moped Commercial Ever Made
But not just any spoof moped commercial – but a commercial for the Tomos Racing TT made in an old horror movie style.
What makes it particularly entertaining is the self-aware hoaky acting and how it pokes fun at horror movie cliches.
In short, this is one hell of a commercial (pun intended).