It’s that time of year when we get ready to send off our favourite images to include on Scootering’s 2023 calendar. Actually, it’s that time of year when we ask you which images, you’d like to see on your wall for the next 12 months.
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Author: Arianne Davey
Arianne is a digital contributor, with a Journalism degree and Marketing masters, from the University of Lincoln. In her own time you'll find her on countryside walks, exploring new cities and trying out iced lattes from all her local coffee shops!
One L of a way to fail!
Progressing through the ranks of scootering depended on one thing: getting rid of those L plates, no matter what the cost
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Busman’s holiday
Resourcefulness is a good trait to have, but when it comes to building a scooter it can have unusual consequences.
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Tarmac terrors
Our tame BSSO rider Tom Shaw helps you keep safe in the face of some everyday road hazards by explaining how to focus on your riding.
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King of The Scots
A forecast of sunshine and an extra-long bank holiday found scooterists from across the nation heading for Kelso and the Scottish National. Stan was among them, but was it worth the trip?
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October Issue
Simply put, Scootering is the number one scooter magazine in the world featuring stunning restorations and customisations, news, reviews, technical advice and an unrivalled insight into the scooter scene. Here’s what to expect this month…
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Margaret’s Story
Images from the earliest days of scootering tend to be of cheerful couples, with a lady sat beaming over the shoulder of her partner, but not all women were happy to be assigned the role of pillion.
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Well loved, well ridden
These two Vespas have been owned by Geoff Newberry for longer than many Scootering readers have been alive. Caroline paid him a visit and uncovered their stories.
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Just the beginning…
Dreaming of owning a scooter is one thing; buying it though is something completely different, as Dave (and his mother) found out.
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Extraordinary lengths
As Covid restrictions subside and life returns to normal there’s a risk that the unbelievable efforts of NHS workers will be forgotten. Andy Randall’s determined that won’t be the case.
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