Welcome to Moped Luau!!

Aloha!! Welcome to Moped Luau!! A blog devoted to Two-Stroke mopeds and scooters. On da menu: Puch mopeds with side order Hondas, Vespas, Yamahas, and whatevah else that go braaaaap. Get some grindz and feed your Two-Stroke face.

Monday, January 3, 2022

Happy New Year 2022

 Not much action with Moped Luau last year but this year I'm going to try finish this project up:




Friday, May 14, 2021

Neglected!! Not Dead!!

Picture blast of whats been going on in the Moped Luau world if you don't follow me on Instagram @mopedluau already.  This year so far can be summarized by:  making onto mopedrich.com as a featured build and also his 2021 calendar for the month of November with my Puch Pinto Build;  continue to make progress on my mini bike build accumulating parts, build up, tear down, custom making parts, and prepping for paint; bought a yamaha ysr; sold my dirt ped e50 motor;

A productive year so far.......😀😷👍


Wednesday, December 23, 2020

Saturday, May 23, 2020

Wamanalo Back Road Blasting (Raw Version)

Unedited blasting with former Circuit Riders on the back roads of Waimanalo, Oahu, Hawaii. Footage from "Circuit Riders & Moped Luau: Rally Ride 2" on September 15, 2018.


Edited version found here.


Monday, May 18, 2020

Miyagase Run: Unedited Version

An unedited version of Soma-san and I ride to Miyagase Dam in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. This was taken way back in May 16, 2013.  Enjoy the two stroke shifting sounds and natural beauty of this mountainous region of Japan.  Edited version can be found on this blog under "Street Fighter II: Miyagase Run".



Rides and Rider:
Honda MB5 / Soma-san
Puch Maxi / Moped Luau

Camera: GoPro Hero 2
Resolution: 720p at 60fps

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Hawaii Rallys of the Past: A Preservation of Puch Tuning Heritage

I wanted to upload these photos for the next generation of some Hawaii Puch Rallys back in the 80's.  These bikes were Old School Autista and Zeta kitted bikes as well as L-Ring Magnum Bores.  All with the capabilities of going well over 60mph on mostly stock "modified" pipes.

Photos courtesy of the de-funked website project76puch.com (Rigid76):