Simply put, Scootering is the number one scooter magazine in the world featuring stunning restorations and customisations, news, reviews, technical advice and an unrivalled insight into the scooter scene.
X-Men: Mutant by Design
Wolverine, bespoke detailing and classic P200E lines — without turning the scooter into a rolling comic book. Paul Watson’s X-Men Vespa combines Sarah McCreery’s artwork, specialist fabrication and restrained mechanical upgrades to create a custom that rewards a much closer look.
The road to Wigan Pier
Can the new Lambretta J125 redeem a name that never enjoyed much glory first time around? Stan puts it to the test and finds a nimble 12.2bhp urban scooter, an indicated 64mph, quality finish and a £3,499 price tag.
Without Boundaries – This is Endless Art…
Six airbrushing lessons, then his tutor told him there was nothing more to teach! Jaz Oakley has since turned Endless Art into a full-time business, with painstaking preparation, hundreds of hours of work and striking monochrome murals becoming part of his signature.
The First Indian
Registered on September 1, 1978. EGO 316T was the first Indian-built GP200 sold in Britain — and remarkably, it still survives largely in its original condition almost half a century later.
And there’s lots more to delve into, but you’ll have to find that out for yourself! If you’d like to read the November issue of Scootering magazine, then you can cut to the chase and order yours here, or better yet save those pennies and subscribe to Scootering magazine.
