Scootering

The UK's biggest and best scootering magazine - with over 130 pages containing some of the best examples of customised and restored Lambretta and Vespa scooters in the world, new scooter reviews and test rides, events/ rallies/ show reports, and the massive 48-page pull-out Scooter Trader section - the best place to buy & sell scooters, spare parts and memorabilia! Each month Scootering also has a large Music section with reviews, band news, interviews and event exclusives. It also regularly raids the archives to bring you best scooter stories and pictures from yesteryear, from Maico to Heinkel, Lambretta to Triumph! With the best classified ads in the business, the very latest news (often before anyone else in the UK!), it's a must read for every scooterist of all ages

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The Tardis

Sitting pretty

New AA-rated denim riding jeans for men and women from Weise

LEGAL Q&A

The end of the world as we know it?

All the gear (and some idea)

Custom canvas

Signatures act

Red (rag to a) Bull

Auction Highs

Cambridge Ska Fest 7

Desert Island Scoots

The pleasure (and pain) of endurance scooter racing • For many of us eight hours is a normal working day – but there’s nothing normal about endurance scooter racing.

Full circle • Standard scooters evolved into tuned ones, but are we now seeing a new trend? Are we returning to our roots?

Mind the gap • Broken down on a Lambretta and being miles from anywhere meant that only a bodge would get us moving again.

Vroom, Vroom • From science fiction to period romance, every genre of literature produces some outstanding pieces of work. When it comes to scooters, those books are written by Peter Moore.

Biker Down • This month our tame BSSO rider highlights a course that could save your, or someone else’s, life. Best of all, it’s free.

Pontedera meets Portugal • Every year an unsuspecting European town plays host to the annual gathering of Vespisti. This year it was Guimarães in Portugal and Dave Guy was among those heading south to the sun.

First and last • Some like to keep their scooters standard; others revel in the excitement of tuning, performance and pushing the boundaries to the limit…

The Lambretta J Range • Launched by Innocenti in 1964, the J Range was a completely new concept in Lambretta production that never reached its true potential

Lambretta J Range That was then... • It may have been an odd choice at the time, but in November 1966 Motorcycle Mechanics writers pitted the SX200 and Starstream against each other. For today’s reader the comparison makes interesting reading.

Lambretta J Range This is now • For decades the J Range has lurked in the shadows of its tube-framed siblings but thanks to an increased availability of parts and performance upgrades it’s finally emerging from the shadows.

Boomerang Brown PART TWO • Bouncing through the 80s to today (boing)

MAILBOX • Letters&emails&correspondence&questions&personals&thank-yous&comments&more Feedback, Scootering Magazine, PO Box 99, Horncastle, Lincs LN9 6LZ or feedback@scootering.com

Show us your Scoots

2022 Mountain High: Vespa Alp Days • This year Caroline and Neil decided to join in the fun at one of Europe’s most scenic rallies.

Adding Mojo to your auto • Autos have been on the scene for a while but their potential for customisation is still to be fully realised. In Northampton, Moto-Mojo GTS is determined to change that.

THE FAST ONE • Calling your scooter ‘The Fast One’ may seem a brave thing to do but, as Nik discovered, in Jacco Schouten’s case the reason’s not quite as obvious as it seems.

My Little Pony –...