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New Mobile Network puts two-wheelers first — and gives 10% back to the community

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Mark Lancaster

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8th April 2026

UK-based Biker Mobile launches with a Community Fund supporting Air Ambulances UK and a Partner Programme for motorcycle clubs, businesses, and social organisations. There’s a new mobile network on the road, built specifically for the two-wheeled community. Biker Mobile has officially launched in the UK, promising something the telecoms industry rarely offers: a genuine reason…
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Custom Vespa PX125 street racer: Gwyn Thomas’ 38-year journey to his first scooter

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Mark Lancaster

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2nd April 2026

First bitten by the scooter bug at 18, it wasn’t until 2023 – 38 years later – that Gwyn Thomas finally made the leap and bought his first scooter. We asked Stu Smith to find out more… Stu: How did you get into scooters? GT: I’ve always been interested in them, but I’ve never been…
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Got a Scooter Event in 2026? Get It Listed on Scootering.com

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Mark Lancaster

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1st April 2026

The 2026 scooter events calendar is now being updated on Scootering.com — and if you’re organising a rally, ride-out, meet or custom show, this is your chance to get it in front of the scooter scene. Whether you’re part of a long-established scooter club or putting together a one-off local meet, the Scootering events page…
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Rare 1919 Skootamota Scooter Heads to Stafford Auction with £3,000 Estimate

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Mark Lancaster

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31st March 2026

A fascinating piece of early scootering history is set to go under the hammer in the Bonhams Auction at The International Classic MotorCycle Show, sponsored by Carole Nash, taking place on 25–26 April 2026 at Staffordshire Showground. This 1919 Skootamota scooter, one of the earliest British-built motor scooters, is expected to fetch between £2,000 and…
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Wish you could get a scooter back you’d sold? Phil Cuffe did…

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Mark Lancaster

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28th March 2026

Throughout our scootering experiences, we often encounter all sorts of challenges; Phil Cuffe’s story is one driven by emotion, so we asked Stu Smith to find out more… Sc: How and when did you get into scooters? PC: Although I started my scootering journey in the early 70s, it didn’t really get serious until 1996…
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Lambretta Club of Gibraltar Relaunch

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Mark Lancaster

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26th March 2026

A Royal Navy rider’s Vespa breakdown sparks new friendships, a fresh Lambretta build, and the Lambretta Club of Gibraltar’s comeback. Fraser Brown from Animals Fea Naboombu SC explains… I got involved with the Club in mid-2025 after some issues with my daily driver, a slightly tweaked Vespa TX200. I was told to take it to…
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Fools Gold: The Stone Roses Tribute Vespa That Turned Heads

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Mark Lancaster

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25th March 2026

Eye-catching cutdowns are always interesting machines. We asked Stu Smith to find out more about Darren Houlker’s Stone Roses ‘Fools Gold’ tribute Vespa… Sc: How and when did you get into scooters? DH: When I was 13 I was hanging out with my pals next to the River Mersey near to where I lived and…
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Fonty: Next-generation scooterist with eyes set on the future

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Mark Lancaster

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24th March 2026

Based in Jersey, Liam Font is a passionate and enthusiastic young scooterist who’s been brought up surrounded by scooters and the scene. He’s recently developed his own website that mixes new technology with classic machinery. We asked Stu Smith to find out more… Stu: Tell me how you got into scooters and what was your…
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Road Runner: Lambretta packing a YPVS350 engine

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Mark Lancaster

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21st March 2026

Love them or hate them, hybrid scoots are a marvel of engineering and this example by John Birch is one of the tidiest out there. Stu Smith caught up with John… Having previously developed a show-winning machine, Yambretta veteran John Birch decided to take things up a level with his new project, so we asked…
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Spirit of ’84

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Mark Lancaster

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19th March 2026

Sometimes we simply can’t let go of the memories we’ve been left with from a scooter we’ve owned. With that in mind, we asked Stu Smith to find out more about Harry Hartless and his quest to secure the scooter he’d craved for years. On the face of it, Harry’s GP is a very tidy…
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