If you fancy a scooter with a slightly sporty look, or want to tempt a teen into a 125cc four-stroke two-wheeler, then the Peugeot Vivacity 125 RS might be of interest. It’s got the usual engine, 7.5 litre fuel tank, 12V power output and twin storage compartments (22 litre underseat, 13 litre behind front bodywork) of the Vivacity range.
But it gets ‘mad grey’ bodywork, 12″ black alloy wheels with machined rims, black front fork legs, a chrome cover for the exhaust, grey seat stitching and black aluminium grab rail. And all for £1899 with a 24-month unlimited mileage warranty.
We know that scooter coverage occasionally gets us some stick, but when you think about it, £1899 for a 125cc bike with decent carrying capacity makes for a fairly cost-effective purchase and means you can buy something which hasn’t been previously ‘loved’, plus if you’re not mechanical, having a 24 month warranty is reassuring. And although the RS is meant to look sporty, it actually manages to look reasonably classy and grown-up if you’re thinking about commuting on it. So there you go, the Peugeot Vivacity 125 RS.
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