There is a guy in Kuwait who imports motorbikes from Japan and he has a bunch of Honda Ruckus bikes for sale. I always found the Ruckus to be a very cool and funky-looking bike but they don’t bring them to Kuwait. He’s selling them for 450KD each which is way below retail so they’re probably not brand new. He also has some Honda Monkey’s although I’m not sure how much he’s selling those for since I didn’t ask but they’re also fun-looking little bikes.
The Ruckus is not an electric bike by the way, it’s a proper 50cc scooter and at 450KD it seems like a pretty good deal. If you want one, check out his Instagram @q8_motorcycle. He also has some other interesting bikes for sale.
Update: A reader sent me a picture of his two Honda Monkeys (above) which he bought from a Honda dealer in Thailand. It cost him around 900KD per bike and an additional 391KD per bike to ship them to Kuwait and get all the paperwork done. They’re such great old school looking bikes!
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The monkey is a Honda not Yamaha
oops not sure why i wrote yamaha
Side question do tiny electric vespas or any of these small bikes need a bikers license to ride them?
The electric vespa isn’t tiny, it’s pretty much the same size and has similar power to their regular scooters and so does require a license
https://www.vespa.com/en_EN/models/elettrica/
A riding license is generally decided by the power of the bike and not the size. I think if its under 50cc you don’t need a license but not really sure since my memory is really bad and the last time i was involved with motorbikes was years ago.
Hahaha, thank I love this! Might pick up something for trips to a Co-Op, that 3-wheeler looks tempting. On a side note, car license is enough for 50cc bike in Kuwait?