Dan Clare

  • MT Le Mans 2 SV helmet

    MT Le Mans 2 SV helmet

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    Pull-down sun visor, high-impact absorption inner shell, multiple density EPS liner with quick-release micrometric buckle.

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  • Vespa History 1946-2021 – 75th Anniversary Archive Footage

    Vespa History 1946-2021 – 75th Anniversary Archive Footage

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    In 75 years of history (Piaggio registered its patent on 23 April 1946) and 19 million vehicles on the road in five continents, Vespa has given the entire world a new gear, spreading as it has across the world’s roads, uniting youngsters from very differing and distant cultures in a unique passion. The first truly global mobility brand, Vespa…

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  • Scooter find of the Century!

    Scooter find of the Century!

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    We have all dreamed of stumbling across a forgotten stockpile of scooters, a dealer’s cache frozen in time. Go back twenty years and such discoveries were made every few months but most people agreed long ago that the chances of uncovering such a gem were slim to none. That was until now. Here at Scootering,…

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  • Rim Aluminium SIP SERIES PORDOI

    Rim Aluminium SIP SERIES PORDOI

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    SIP SERIES PORDOI rims for all modern Vespa GTS models. The SIP SERIES PORDOI rims made their first appearance at the release of our 2019 Custom GTS of the same name. The good response and positive feedback gave us the reason to finally bring the unique rims with their special features to the market. –…

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  • Tuned Royal Alloy TG300 – 31.5bhp – PM Tuning – Scootering magazine article teaser…

    Tuned Royal Alloy TG300 – 31.5bhp – PM Tuning – Scootering magazine article teaser…

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    If two-stroke street racers want to avoid embarrassment they’d be wise to stay away from this beast of a street sleeper. Running a modified Malossi V4 cylinder head, PM calibrated variator, PM performance engine control module, PM air filter, PM exhaust, uprated rocker arms, a recalibrated gear ratio, and a few clever feats of engineering……

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  • New Products from SIP!

    New Products from SIP!

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    SIP speedo! SIP speedometers have revolutionised the speedometer market since their first appearance in 2010. Features that were previously only possible with many additional instruments have been integrated into one – and with maximum understatement. Now they are available in two additional versions also for VNA-VNB vehicles as well as for lamp-bottom/wideframes from V30 to…

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  • The REAL man who started the Lambretta revolution!

    The REAL man who started the Lambretta revolution!

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    History dictates how a story unfolds and over time becomes accepted as the truth, but what if there is new evidence to prove otherwise? It has been widely accepted that James and Peter Agg were the instigators of the Lambretta revolution in the UK, and it is common knowledge that it was them who built…

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  • A revolution in classic scooters…

    A revolution in classic scooters…

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    They’re best known for stunning restorations of classic scooters but as owner Niall Mc Cart explains, with their electronic conversion kit Retrospective Scooters also has an eye on the future too. Eco friendly, quiet, clean, and powerful, their conversion kit gives powerful acceleration and economic operation. In conjunction with industry-leading engineers, Retrospective has developed cutting…

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  • Speed through the decades…

    Speed through the decades…

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    With Eric Cope reaching an amazing speed of 127.5mph on his full-bodied Lambretta it got us thinking here at Scootering magazine about those who went before him. Going way back to the 1960s with the likes of Don Noys, the 1970s with Fred Willingham, and in to the 1980s with names like Frank Osgerby and…

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  • The rally that time forgot… part 2

    The rally that time forgot… part 2

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    Traveling 2500 miles around Europe on a bunch of old Lambretta’s, with no backup and only a handful of spares… …what could possibly go wrong? A trip which started so pleasantly, and with the emphasis to take it easy… that idea was thrown out of the window on day one! By chance, uncovering a vast…

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