Stories, memories, and updates from The Pony Cycle Scooter community.
Another Pony Cycle is now on display at Boomer's Bike Shop in Clarkston, Michigan. Stop by to see it up close.
A Pony Cycle is now on display at Baker's of Milford. Stop by to see this piece of Clarkston manufacturing history up close.
A bright blue Pony Cycle turned heads at the 2026 Woodward Dream Cruise—riding in the bed of a cherry-red Ford Ranchero, with Ronald McDonald himself doing the honors.
Hagerty's Kyle Smith visits Terry Hawke's Michigan garage to trace the story of Hawk Tool & Engineering—from Allen Hawke's 1950 departure from Ford to the Pony Cycle scooters that rolled out of Clarkston three years later. The article covers the scooter's two engine options, its clever centrifugally shifted two-speed transmission, and the family's ongoing efforts to preserve this uniquely American piece of transportation history.
A few photos from a special Pony Cycle display. These little machines continue to bring people together — not just as scooters, but as memories, projects, stories, and pieces of family history.
The Hawk Pony Cycle joins the U.S. Veterans Museum's traveling exhibits this summer, with stops at the Von Braun Center auto show and Redstone Harley-Davidson. Featured in The Redstone Rocket.
The Pony Cycle Army Bike earned a 3rd place finish at Motor Muster at The Henry Ford / Greenfield Village, held over Father's Day weekend.
A recent post from our Facebook community celebrating the legacy of The Pony Cycle Scooter.
The Pony Cycle "Park Bike" bringing joy to Depot Park in Clarkston, Michigan. This unique ride allows children to experience the thrill of riding in a fun and safe environment.
We are thrilled to announce that our display is preparing for an exciting move from Clarkston to a special exhibit at the Pontiac Transportation Museum.
