A message for European scooterists – did you know that there is an easy and affordable way to receive ScooterNova magazine without paying the recently introduced custom duties? Starting 1 July, parcels from non-EU countries shipping into Europe have new custom charges added to them, along with the established cost of shipping and taxes etc. … Continue reading ScooterNova for EU Scooterists – How to avoid the new customs duties
Lots of previous ScooterNova editions have sold out and Edition 48 is proving very popular, we have less than 25 magazines left in stock! Have you got yours? Inside Edition 48 you will find: Interview with scooter legends AF Rayspeed DTC Lambretta Street Racer Classic Vespa scooters 1950s Innocenti Factory C-Racer History of the … Continue reading ScooterNova 48 almost sold out!
Ray Kemp started working for Arthur Francis Ltd in Watford in the late 1960s. Seven decades on and he still rides Lambrettas and runs his own scooter shop. What a man! We recently sat down with Ray and son Ben to have a chat about all things scooter related, from racing and tuning them, to … Continue reading AF Rayspeed – Exclusive Interview
We're off scooter racing this weekend so won't be around to answer emails or post orders until Monday. If you're coming to Teesside then please pop over and say hello: ScooterNova magazine are once again sponsoring Team 114 Spire Tarmac Terriers and Team 4 London Lambretta Club. Andy is also racing as part of the … Continue reading Scooter Racing This Weekend – watch it live!
Something that's been eagerly awaited by many is the arrival of the new CNC machined billet engines from BSG in Italy. Well, the good news is that first of these are now available and being built to order. We first brought you news of this project here when the 305 was announced in 2014 and … Continue reading Vespa BSG 51hp 305 engines now for sale!
The city of Milan has finally recognised the Lambretta which was produced there from 1947 until 1971, and on 13 December 2014 a monument to this humble motor-scooter was unveiled. The Lambretta was an important part of industrial history of Italy, the Innocenti family having a factory on the northern outskirts of Milan since the … Continue reading Lambretta monument unveiled in Milan
