The new ScooterNova magazine is at the printers and will be published next week. Packed full of quality classic and custom scooters, rare archive material, in-depth articles, rallies, shows, a little bit of tech and scooter adventures, why not subscribe or pre-order today and have your magazine delivered directly from the printers to you at … Continue reading Are you ready for the new ScooterNova
When we launched ScooterNova magazine back in 2017, there were several parts to our remit. One of those, as scooterists ourselves, was that as scooterists we deserved to have a quality magazine, in terms of both content and material, we could enjoy and be proud of. We have from the outset always used premium paper … Continue reading Deserving quality – the new ScooterNova magazine
If you are searching for that illusive piece for your classic Lambretta then ScooterExpo could be the place to find it this Sunday 21 May. Swiss Tony's Scooter Spares will once again be attending and are planning to bring a selection of New Old Stock spare parts for various Lambretta models. Spares and essentials … Continue reading Rare New Old Stock Lambretta Parts and Memorabilia at ScooterExpo This Sunday
In April 1972 Piaggio launched their latest Vespa scooter, the Rally 200. An update of the previous Rally 180 model, it was the largest capacity production Vespa yet and the first to feature electronic ignition as standard. The forthcoming edition 34 of ScooterNova magazine celebrates the 50th anniversary of what is our favourite production … Continue reading Vespa Rally 200 50th Anniversary
As we approach show-season here in Europe, a new Vespa GTS has been spotted on the roads of Vietnam. But what can we expect for 2023 from the classic Italian marque? The scooter was spotted, despite it’s disguise, and photographed by Hoang Son with the story later published on https://tuoitre.vn Details of whether this was … Continue reading New 2023 Vespa GTS 300 – suspension and other upgrades
Great Britain was apparently the only country in Europe where Lambretta sales outstripped those of Vespa back in the 50s and 60s, and the man behind that talks exclusively to ScooterNova magazine in the forthcoming edition 33. Lambretta Concessionaires Ltd were the British importers and Maurice Knight was employed from the very beginning to sell … Continue reading Fantastic scooters and exclusive interviews
