This weekend is when the world will be celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Vespa scooter in Rome, so naturally ScooterNova magazine will be there to join in the fun too! "The Eternal City sponsors and hosts the largest Vespa event ever..." That is the headline for what is being described as a "four-day festival … Continue reading 80 Years of an Icon – celebrating Vespa’s anniversary in Rome
This weekend the BSRA National Scooter Rally takes place in sunny Sussex, courtesy of Big 7 SC, and ScooterNova magazine will be there with the brand-new July/August edition, hot off the press! The South of England Showground in Ardingly, Sussex (RH17 6TL) is the places where scooterists from all over the country and Europe will … Continue reading ScooterNova magazine at Big 7 Rally this weekend
Edition 56 of ScooterNova magazine is currently at the printers. Why not subscribe or pre-order your magazine for home delivery... The July/August edition of ScooterNova is due to be published on 19 June 2026. However, if you subscribe or pre-order today, your magazine will be posted directly from the printers at the beginning of the … Continue reading July/August ScooterNova coming soon
Well we still can't believe it! The next ScooterNova Magazine will be Edition 50 and we will be celebrating our Golden Special Edition with a cover image designed by Rog Hudnut, featuring our HQ at the Lambretta Museum. We'd like to thank all our fellow scooter enthusiasts for your support over the years. Thanks especially to … Continue reading New Edition 50 ScooterNova magazine ready for pre-order
If you are a subscriber or have pre-ordered the new May/June edition 49 of ScooterNova magazine, your magazine will be posted out to you soon. With the cost of almost everything increasing, you can save and enjoy your ScooterNova magazine for less by taking out an annual subscription. A ScooterNova UK subscription still costs the … Continue reading Pre-order the new Edition 49 of ScooterNova magazine
The feeling of nostalgia among scooterists today is strong, with many still preferring the models from days gone by rather than the latest machines. But did you know that when the classic Vespa smallframes disappeared from British showrooms to be replaced by the more modern PK range, the demand for the older style models was … Continue reading Japan’s Classic Vespas of the 90s
