In the Beginning….

A vintage black-and-white photograph of five people, including three women and two men, standing in front of a sign that says "Nallen's." The group appears to be having fun, with some making expressive faces and poses. One woman is sitting on the ground, and the others are standing behind her, all casually dressed.

Back in the early ‘90s, the Secret Servix Scooter Club rolled onto the scene during a time of cultural change. We were all about that riot grrrl feminist vibe, wanting to be seen, heard, and treated as equals. It all started in Denver, and we’re still going strong in Colorado, but now you can also find us in Atlanta, Tampa, Salt Lake City, Charleston and San Francisco.

Sure, the scooter subculture might be mostly male, but we’re cool with that. We carved out our own space because it’s not just fun, it’s necessary. And yes, the name? Definitely meant to make people laugh!

For us, it’s not just about the scooters, it’s about having each other's backs and making memories together. So, catch us at the next rally... if you can keep up!

Four people standing next to scooters parked in front of a bar or restaurant on a city sidewalk, with a sign advertising a Guinness toast event.
Six people standing behind vintage scooters in an indoor setting with a brick wall background.
Four women standing in front of a sign and a promotional scooter or motorcycle at Lambretta, with a vintage scooter or motorcycle partially visible.