Photo: FMW Motorcycles
The City Baggy is a custom scooter the like of which we just don't get to see every day. A creation of FMW Motorcycles' Lorenzo Fugaroli, this machine is one of the best way to prove that the boundaries of conformism are truly easy to break with a daring, bold design.
City Baggy came into being as the descendant of an 1978 Rizzato Califfone 50. There is almost nothing about the original scooter the Fugar left unchanged, so we're rather looking at a completely new bike.
A Lifan 180cc engine was mounted, and it delivers a whopping 28 hp. Add in the 5-speed gearbox for a highway- legal speed of 110 km/h (68 mph) reached at 6000 rpm: not exactly a toy, is it?
FMW created the single-sided swingarm holding a modified Fiat Panda rim and linked to a Top Performance offset rear shock, while the modified front end comes from a Peugeot Buxy.
The tail looks really sporty, but until the Fugar installs some heat shield, strapping your luggage to the amazing rear-fender-exhaust is a bad idea. It's no use starting to describe hos cool this one is; let's just say it's a FMW and that should do...
A Lifan 180cc engine was mounted, and it delivers a whopping 28 hp. Add in the 5-speed gearbox for a highway- legal speed of 110 km/h (68 mph) reached at 6000 rpm: not exactly a toy, is it?
FMW created the single-sided swingarm holding a modified Fiat Panda rim and linked to a Top Performance offset rear shock, while the modified front end comes from a Peugeot Buxy.
The tail looks really sporty, but until the Fugar installs some heat shield, strapping your luggage to the amazing rear-fender-exhaust is a bad idea. It's no use starting to describe hos cool this one is; let's just say it's a FMW and that should do...
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