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SIP’s new 177 all-rounder | Scootering Magazine (opens the original)
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A new aluminium cylinder kit aims to give Vespa Largeframe owners usable road performance without sacrificing everyday manners. SIP has added a 177cc performance cylinder to its Vespa Largeframe range, developed around broad power delivery, touring reliability and scope for further tuning. Although the company classes it as a racing cylinder, the stated brief is very much that of an all-round road kit rather than a peaky, single-purpose motor. The coated aluminium barrel uses six transfer ports
Scooters in the sunshine | Scootering Magazine (opens the original)
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The Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum welcomed every shape and generation of scooter for its annual summer ride-in. Bright sunshine and a packed courtyard greeted visitors to the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum on 12 July, when the New Milton venue opened its doors to scooters of every age, make and model. The temperature climbed steadily through the morning, but that did little to deter riders, and both the museum courtyard and the main bike park soon filled with machinery. The variety was the real
Brighton Beach: A Full-Custom Vespa Inspired by Quadrophenia and the 80s Scooter Scene | Scootering Magazine (opens the original)
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Inspired by the cultural impact of Quadrophenia and the 1980s British custom scooter scene, this article follows John Walsh’s journey from teenage scooterist to the creation of his first full-custom Vespa PX. The build, named Brighton Beach, reflects long-standing influences, rally memories and a detailed custom paint and engine project. The scooter scene creates a passion that never leaves you, and when that passion is developed into a custom scooter that reflects those feelings, a dream is rea
The Strasbourg Effect: How the first EuroLambretta changed everything | Scootering Magazine (opens the original)
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This year marks the 35th EuroLambretta, but back in 1989, the very first EuroLambretta was a far rougher affair: city-centre car parks, flooded campsites, soggy maps, failing electrics, and a ticket scramble that left plenty of riders fuming. Stuart Owen looks back at Strasbourg, the event that wasn’t perfect, but changed everything. Hundreds of Lambretta riders and enthusiasts made their way to Austria for the 35th EuroLambretta event. Set among all the usual pomp and pageantry that is part of
Archiving Dad: Louise Taylor’s tribute to Lambretta enthusiast and Scootering contributor John Taylor | Scootering Magazine (opens the original)
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A new photobook project celebrating the life of late Lambretta enthusiast and former Scootering contributor John Taylor is seeking support through Kickstarter. Created by his daughter, photographer Louise Taylor, Archiving Dad brings together photographs and material from John’s life, including archive images of him and his scooters. Louise contacted Scootering after launching the crowdfunding campaign, explaining that her dad was a keen Lambretta scooter fan who also contributed articles to Sco
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