Moped Moves On strays away from their blunted instrumental days and further into the indie electro realm with the use of vocals. The single "Elevator" is an alternative dance track about sexual daydreaming at the office, while "Form" expresses a love/hate sentiment towards computers (with a little help from a banjo). Their roots in jazzy electronica are found in the vintage piano sounds of "Foot Pleasure" featuring Erik Deutsch (Charlie Hunter Trio) on Wurlitzer. And it wouldn't be a Moped album without some weird samples, which are heard on Whadfamchalksod, Go Handsome and I Remember 2006. The latter is a remix from Moped's debut album Riding Solo.

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