As we all know, football fans are passionate about their teams, and scooterists are passionate about their scooters.
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Category: Features
Triumph or Travesty?
Relaunching the Lambretta scooter was one of the most controversial decisions in scootering for decades. We test rode the V200 to see whether the decision was justified.
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Royal carriage
Can an auto scooter ever be described as having character? We rode Royal Alloy’s GT200 in an attempt to find out.
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An Englishman Abroad
It’s probably the biggest name in scootering that you’ve never heard of. Stan visits Saigon Scooter Centre to find out the secrets of its success.
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Reincarnation
Some scooters live fast and die young while others are reworked and reborn. Martin Reeve’s Destiny of a Legend is definitely one of the latter.
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Dave’s Nostalgic Custom Corner
Tracking down classic custom scooters isn’t easy, but thankfully nostalgia bloodhound Dave Oakley knows all the right people in all the right places.
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Tally-Ho
“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few” – Winston Churchill
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When ‘Two Tribes Go to War’
Kev Williams, owner of ‘Flanders Fields’ and ‘Remember Them’ custom scooters, unveils his latest offering, the thought-provoking miner’s strike themed scooter, ‘When Two Tribes Go to War’.
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Trick and treat yourself this Halloween with our spookily good subscription offers on a selection of your favourite modern bike titles.
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A very nice man
The Lambretta Lince was unloved by British scooterists but, like pike nuts and grass skirts, these pristine machines were an important part of 80’s rally history.
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