In 1936 Norman A. Siegal had a golden vision of a the future, a future that rode on two wheels. Siegel hired three emloyees and banked everything he had into building the Moto Scoot. Siegal would sign a deal with Mead Cycle Company to build badged Moto Scoots as the Mead Ranger Scooter. The Moto Scoot would become America's most popular motor scooter for the late 30's. Beating out Salsbury and Cushman in sales...
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