Any two-wheeler can face a tough time navigating congested urban areas, but it is most important for a city-oriented scooter like the Honda Scoopy. Its maneuverability in tight spaces, its ability to snake through slow traffic, and its quickness to come to a stop and start are often hotly debated by riders. Praise its compact size and responsive handling, but some argue that its rivals have equal if not better agility. And of course, the Scoopy's wheel size, weight distribution, and turning radius all factor into the city riding equation. So, how does the Scoopy fare when compared to other popular scooters in the urban jungle?