The best routes to see your city differently

You know your city by car: main roads, lights, car parks. At 25 km/h on a scooter you discover the streets in between — where the good bakeries are.

011. Casablanca: market to port, early

Leave Place des Nations Unies before 08:00, cross the medina through Rue Ibn Batouta, then follow the ramparts up to the port. 6 km, 25 minutes, and the coffee back on the square. An S1 covers this all day.

032. Rabat: the corniche from Salé to Hassan

An almost straight line along the ocean, continuous cycle tracks and a side wind to plan for. 14 km each way. The E2 CROSS with its wide tyres is comfortable on the track sections.

053. Marrakech: the green belt off-peak

Leave before 09:00 from Guéliz, take the shaded avenues of the Lutte park, come back along Mohammed V. Real luxury in Marrakech is not air conditioning: it is not hunting for a parking space.

074. Tangier: office to the cape, downhill

A loop that asks for dependable brakes: the S2’s dual discs or the E2’s regenerative braking. Keep 20 % of battery for the return, which always climbs for longer than it looks.

095. Agadir: the lagoon at sunset

A flat track, a soft wind, and enough light to ride home with the tail light on without thinking about it. 10 km, one hour, and you want to do it again tomorrow.

A city makes sense at 25 km/h: you see the façades, the open doors, and the people coming out.