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Scootering classics: LML 125 Star DLX

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21st November 2016

Somehow screaming a 50cc scooter up to 50mph is exhilarating , but riding a 125 at restricted speeds no higher than that is not. Psychological I know, but nevertheless true. Back in April 2008 Eddy Bullet loaned us at Scootering a brand new 125cc LML Star DLX scooter for long term road test. Manufactured in…
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Scootering classics: Lambretta 125 D Racer

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18th November 2016

From the depths of the vast Scootering archive we bring you a classic feature from the heady days of July 2007. This is Paolo Catani’s Lambretta 125 D Racer… It’s easy to forget in today’s world of off-the-shelf consumerism that much of what we take for granted today has evolved from small beginnings many years…
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Scomadi 400cc – Teaser pics of whats to come…

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Dan Clare

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8th November 2016

That would be some lump of torque from 400cc unit! Latest live pics as they come in from the show in Milan for now, full report to follow as the press releases unfold… And a trailer too?
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Scootering in the sun

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Darren Hendley

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10th October 2016

It’s nice to get away on your hols for a week or two, forget the stresses of work and suchlike, but if only you had your scooter to hand to get out go for a decent ride too. Well… now you can. If you’re not lucky enough to have a wife/partner who is interested in…
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Fully Trailered

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Darren Hendley

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26th September 2016

So here we have it kids, the latest chapter in our never-ending series of ‘what happens when your imagination runs away and you start sketching ideas on a scrap of paper’! Ant is no stranger to either the pages of Scootering or a bit of engineering, his other appearance being back in May 2001 when…
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Piaggio and the Vespa

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Darren Hendley

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22nd September 2016

Back in 1946, a company called Piaggio launched a motor scooter called the Vespa. At the time, there was a possibly a minority of people in the UK that had heard of Piaggio, but I’d wager that the news of an Italian mechanical wasp made no impact at all in Great Britain. But why would…
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Lambretta 125 D Racer

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Darren Hendley

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19th August 2016

It’s easy to forget in today’s world of off-the-shelf consumerism that much of what we take for granted today has evolved from small beginnings many years ago. Take tuning scooters for example. Ignoring Lambrettas for a moment as they are not a currently manufactured brand, and throughout Europe you can purchase mass-produced go-faster goodies for…
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Hotrod

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Darren Hendley

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17th August 2016

I like subtle, and I like subtle touches. Granted that’s maybe not the best way to describe myself I (or some of my scoots), but it’s not me or mine under I the spotlight here, it’s Geert and his classic Vespa. Granted, a beautiful golden paintjob, complete with flames, is not exactly subtle, especially when…
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Scooterotica – UKs No1 Scooter forum finds a new home with Scootering Magazine

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Dan Clare

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15th August 2016

Scooterotica – UKs No1 Scooter forum finds a new home with Scootering Magazine The long-term future of the Scooterotica forum has been secured as Scootering magazine’s parent company brings it into the fold. Scooterotica forum was officially launched in 2007 as the brainchild of Dan Clare, scooter dyno tuner/engine builder, and Sean Brady, who’d been…
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Made in Great Britain

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Darren Hendley

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15th August 2016

Can we go scootering from head to toe in British-made products? We have plenty of readers who were around in the Fifties and Sixties, and they will no doubt remember when the scootering industry was thriving on these shores. But is there anything still made in Great Britain today? Pick up a copy of an…
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