MBK (Scooter manufacturer) scooters became the company's core business. Over the past decade MBK scooters have played a major part in the European scooter sales boom. Market leader in France, MBK is also a best-seller in Italy with significant stakes in the German, Belgian, Swiss, Portugal, Greek, UK, Irish, Austrian, Spanish and Finnish markets. One of the company's more popular model range is the MBK Booster. It is sold with a 50cc or 125cc motor. MBK (Scooter manufacturer) MBK (), a subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Company, is a French Scooter manufacturer, based in Rouvroy, Picardy, France. The company was first established in 1923
Motor Cycling (magazine) winning the Ulster Grand Prix in 1928. He rode many times in the Isle of Man TT, winning the lightweight (250cc) class in 1931, and became president of the TT Riders Association. He was also the father of racing commentator Murray Walker. Many issues throughout the 1940s and 1950s had the strapline "Read wherever motorcycles are ridden!" In 1959 it became "Motor Cycling with Scooter Weekly". The magazine continued until 1962 when it changed to newspaper format, later merging in 1967 with "Motor Cycle" which had hitherto remained as magazine format. Traditionally, Motor Cycling had a sporting-bias whilst Motor Cycle