Features – Page 23

Scootering classics: Lifelong Companion

23rd January 2017 Jayne Clements Features, Show Us Your Scoots

One-owner scooters are seemingly coming out of the woodwork at an ever increasing rate, some having seen constant use, others having laid dormant until a

Workshop essentials: CBS Whitton

16th January 2017 Darren Hendley Features, Tech

Each month we’ll be visiting a scooter shop somewhere in this wide world of ours – whether its speciality be restos or racers, engineering or

Scootering classics: Scootering Words & Sounds – May 2016

16th January 2017 Jayne Clements Features, Recommended Listening Archive

Various Artists The Glory Boy Radio Showcase (Vol 1: Detour) The first of what is set to be an on-going series, the Glory Boy

Scootering classics: Crosswinds from Trieste-Opicina to the Carnaro Circuit!

13th January 2017 Jayne Clements Features

After negotiating the 106mph ‘Bora’ winds of Trieste and the rolling vistas of State Road 58, Christian meets up with Grand Prix track marshal Fedele

Scootering classics: Bang for buck tuning part 1

11th January 2017 Jayne Clements Features, Tech

Cheap power, using old school tuning techniques, tested on a dyno to separate fact from fiction. Tuning components for Lambretta and Vespa scooters have never

Scootering classics: Dopo il caffe (after coffee)

6th January 2017 Dan Sharp Features

Travelling Italian photographer Christian Giarrizzo discovered Sydney’s best scooter specialist once upon a time, and recalled the encounter in the pages of Scootering magazine…

Scootering classics: Giallo Arancio

1st January 2017 Dan Sharp Features, Show Us Your Scoots

Scooter restorations don’t always turn out the way you expected. In our latest trip back in time through the Scootering magazine archive, we take a

Scootering classics: Learning the hard way

25th December 2016 Dan Sharp Features, Show Us Your Scoots

Life with scooters doesn’t always run smooth. Gav Watson learned the hard way, as this classic feature from the Scootering archives reveals… There are two