Category Archives: Scooting

There is no doubt about it, kick scooters throw up sticky mud, dirty water, wet leaves, small trees and just about anything else you care to run across. This lovely concoction usually ends up on the rider, legs liberally sprayed … Continue reading →

Both my Swifty Zero and Swifty Air scooters are really very good, not much I can fault with them, to be honest. However, over the course of time and as I experiment with different components, adding accessories and so on, … Continue reading →

One of the keys to an exciting life is the adventure key, unlocking the front door, getting out into the Great Outdoors and having amazing adventures. However, what people sometimes don’t realise is that an adventure can be anything you … Continue reading →

Despite their small size, the 16″ wheels on a Swifty scooter kick up a lot of stuff in wet weather including dirty water, even dirtier mud and all manner of nasty unmentionables that will remain, well, unmentionable, and a good … Continue reading →

With the entire country in the grip of the dreaded Coronavirus and the population only permitted to go outdoors once a day for exercise, what better way to do that than on a Swifty Air kick scooter. However, the need … Continue reading →

The Loch Leven Heritage Trail runs for 13 miles around the shores 0f Loch Leven, immediately next to Kinross in Central Scotland. The trial is mostly level or slightly undulating, other than a short climb at RSPB Loch Leven and … Continue reading →

The Swifty Zero kick scooter is an amazing creature, great for scooting around the back streets, hidden lanes and places where you really shouldn’t be scooting that I won’t mention, but it lacks one thing, the ability to carry a … Continue reading →

A few questions and answers about myself and Scooting. If you have any questions you wish to ask or any suggestions for a question and answer to include on this FAQ, please use the Contact form above to send them in. … Continue reading →