The Lambretta Club Great Britain have the honour of hosting this year's Euro Lambretta Jamboree which takes place this weekend at Lincoln Showground. ScooterNova is proud to be the scooter magazine supporting the event in Lincolnshire this weekend and we have been helping out in the background leading up to the rally. We will of … Continue reading Euro Lambretta this weekend – see you there!
We've just finished putting together edition 36 of ScooterNova and now it's at the printers for the final stages of production. Yes, we've reach number 36 already. How did that happen? With six magazines every year, the time has flown by! Anyway, to celebrate we've put together another cracking read for you all to enjoy, … Continue reading ScooterNova 36 – has it been that long already?
Regular readers of ScooterNova magazine may have noticed in the latest edition an advert for a specialist scooter auction. Coincidentally in the same magazine we featured a rather rare scooter that will be for sale at the same event… Over the years I’ve seen numerous car and motorcycle specialist auctions dabble in selling … Continue reading Rare scooters for sale at specialist auction
In the 21st century a brand new, 4-speed, classic 2-stroke powered Lambretta is a rare sight to behold. But we've got one for you in the brand new edition 30 (March/April 2022) of ScooterNova magazine. Not content with that, we also have one of the first autolube Vespa scooters ever produced, a Sprint that was … Continue reading Brand New Lambretta, the first autolube Vespa + plenty more scooters too!
Always striving to bring you the most interesting scooter related articles we can, ScooterNova is proud to have a trio of rare classics in the brand new edition of the magazine. Inside number 30 we have the first Vespa Sprint from 1960 with autolube, or Automatic Fuelmix as it was named at the time. Yes, … Continue reading Rare Classic Scooters Unearthed in New ScooterNova Magazine
For those that didn't know, Innocenti issued a licence for Lambretta scooters to be manufactured in Spain and production there continued long after it ceased in Italy, finally coming to a halt around 1989. This advertisement is one of our favourites from the Spanish concern, Serveta, dating from the early to mid-1970s. For those who … Continue reading Lambrettas from Spain
