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Musicians unite for memorable night of music honouring The Jam’s Rick Buckler

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Mark Lancaster

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18th August 2026

Musicians will come together for a one-off charity concert in Woking honouring the life and legacy of Rick Buckler, the legendary drummer from The Jam. Friends, family and fans of The Jam are set to flock to Woking for the concert at Woking Theatre on Monday 12 October. Rick Buckler: Music, Memories and The Jam…
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Fancy a bit on the side?

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Mark Lancaster

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6th August 2026

If you’re thinking of something different this season, how about a Royal Alloy sidecar combo? hey caused plenty of interest when unveiled at Motorcycle Live, and now Royal Alloy’s sidecar combinations are available from a dealer near you. Based on either the GP or TG 300 platforms, the scooter’s technical specification remains almost the same…
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Roadskin Dakota brings lightweight protection to summer riding

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Mark Lancaster

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29th July 2026

Summer may be halfway through, but there’s still time to invest in a quality lightweight jacket. To some extent, Roadskin’s reputation for providing comfortable, practical, safe and affordable riding gear was founded on its range of armoured hoodies and jackets. Never one to rest on its laurels, Roadskin has listened to feedback and recently launched…
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Roadskin Rhiannon ladies’ gloves

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Mark Lancaster

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27th July 2026

One of the reasons we’re big fans of British-based brand Roadskin is that it understands the need for products designed for women, and the latest in its range is a pair of riding gloves tailored for the female form. According to Roadskin, the Rhiannon gloves offer “the perfect combination of protection, style and comfort, tailored…
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Modfather Clothing: A Modernist’s Wardrobe and More

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Mark Lancaster

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25th July 2026

Scooters, music and sharp style have always gone hand in hand, and for the past 15 years Modfather Clothing has been flying the flag in Camden and Brighton. For many scooterists, a trip to Brighton has always meant more than just a ride to the coast. From the legendary clashes of the 1960s to the…
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Scooters, classic Fords and free entry for eligible vehicles at ’Normous Newark

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Mark Lancaster

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23rd July 2026

Riders of scooters over 15 years old can gain free entry to the ’Normous Newark Autojumble and Ford & Scooter Classic Day on Sunday, August 9, with the Nottingham Ford RS Owners Club also confirming an impressive display. Scooter riders will have an added incentive to head to Newark Showground this August when the ’Normous…
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Stone Scooter Club helps raise hundreds for Alzheimer’s support

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Mark Lancaster

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22nd July 2026

Stone Scooter Club helped bring more than 100 scooters together at Stone Boat Yard for this year’s Fuel & Flavour fundraiser, alongside a strong turnout of classic cars, all in aid of the Stone Alzheimer’s Club. The event raised an impressive £867, enough to help cover around two months of the club’s running costs. It’s…
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Remembering: ‘Gentle Giant’ Frank Stones

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Mark Lancaster

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21st July 2026

Scooterists in Lincolnshire and beyond are mourning the loss of Frank Stones, a much-loved member of the scene and one of the driving forces behind Generations Scooter Club. Back in 2002, Frank helped found the club alongside his long-time friend, fellow DJ Andy Robinson., and Les Johnson of Mod Squad, and remained a valued part…
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Very Special: the EGIG-powered Vespa built to surprise

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Mark Lancaster

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18th July 2026

Last month we profiled a German rider with what we thought was the coolest first scooter in history. However, Sonni Howe thinks otherwise… The owner of this Vespa smallframe, Sonni Howe, is a fortunate young man. He’s had the benefit of being brought up in an environment surrounded by scooters and the scooter scene. His…
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Sticky’s Eccentric Brake Pin

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Mark Lancaster

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16th July 2026

We’ve all been there, fitting new rear brake shoes to a Lambretta, only to find that either the rear hub won’t slip over them, or that they have an uneven braking surface… thus giving crap results. So, what we have here is a new item from Mr Martin ‘Sticky’ Round… the man who brought us…
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