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Have you ever seen a celebration like this before? To celebrate his “escape” from singlehood six months ago, a man in Yilan began decorating his 20-year-old scooter with all kinds of toys and trinkets. While it looks joyous, police said it that illegal vehicle mods are subject to fines of NT$900 to NT$1,800, along with a mandatory re-inspection.

Voice of Mr. Lin
Scooter owner
I married a Vietnamese woman. Usually when I’m riding this bike, she goes out with me.

This might be the most tricked-out scooter on the road. It’s dripping with toys, including different versions of Shin-chan and Shiro. The body itself is covered with stickers from top to bottom, with an entire pillow hanging from the front.

And there’s music, too? The owner found the standard horn too annoying, so he replaced it with this musical doorbell instead. The entire thing is flamboyant and overly cute, almost like a miniature parade float. Trinkets hanging off the front and helmet read “off the market.”

Mr. Lin
Scooter owner
I’m no longer single, because I got married! I want to share my joy with everyone. I love collecting Shin-chan and have a lot of toys, so I figured I’d bring a bunch of them out here.

Six months ago, this man from Yilan began decorating his 20-year-old bike to celebrate his marriage. The huge Crayon Shin-chan fan has amassed a collection of toys and stickers over the years, which he decided to display on his bike.

Member of public
Concerned about safety
He’s clearly overjoyed! But when you think about it… Well, safety comes first.

Member of public
Concerned about safety
At first I thought it was really cool, but if I’m being honest, it’s a little dangerous.

Liao Wei-hua
Local traffic police officer
All vehicle owners should adhere to factory specifications and refrain from altering the vehicle body or related equipment to maintain driving safety.

Even while celebrating his recent nuptials, safety must come first. Although the scooter is festive, altering the headlights, side mirrors, and horn is against the law. Police advised that noncompliant vehicle modifications can incur fines and would require a mandatory re-inspection.

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