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Welcome to the November edition of Scootering ...

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am very much a man who lovesto see what all the 'latest gear' is for scooters, I love it whenthe latest productsand shiny new items are releasedby manufacturers . That sort of thing is alwaysa welcomedistractionfor me, but it is such a pain when I'm behindon deadlineand trying to work on the magazine.The secondI seea pressreleasefor somethingnew, it immediatelygrabsmy attention, no matter what else I'm doing... everythingelse gets pushedasidewhile I devourthe information for the newgoodies!But this month, in contrastto being completelycaptivatedby the 'very newest'of items, I wasdeeplyengaged by the 'veryoldest' of items, specificallythe informationcontainedwithin the two articles from the stable of Stuart Owen: The man who gaveus the Lambretta(p47) and The Lambrettawhich neverexisted(p62).

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I haveto take my hat off to Stu; month after month for the past five yearshe has dug out someabsolutehistoricalgems, but I haveto say,thesetwo are my favouriteto date. I love it when somethingunusualcrops up, or a new twist is unearthed,and when it comesto those two stories, that is definitely the case! I hope you enjoythe articles as much as I did.

Historylessonsaside, the stunning San Miguelfeaturescooterand the PinascoT5 featurescooterare both real headturners.

We've beenspoilt againthis month, and we havea big queueof equally impressive scooterslined up at the door for the coming monthsalso... somethingto look forwardto for the fast-approachingwinter months!

Anywaythat's enoughof my ramblings, it's another belter this month... stay safe and enjoy the issue.

Dan

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Editor Dan has kept himself busy during lockdownprovidingthe digital audiencewith helpful scooter-related videos. If you would like to keep up with the latest items, just use your camera phoneto scan the QR code and it will take you straight to the page. Alternatively,just visit: www.youtube.com/TheScooter Factoryand click the 'Subscribe' button on the channel... it's free, and will keepyou updated with all the latest videosas they arrive.

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CONTENTS letter 03 Welcome from the editor

57 Love in the Fastlane

A warm welcometo the Novemberedition of Scootering.

06 Kickstart

The upfront section with all the latest news, views and product reviews!

Scooter : 18 Feature San Miguel We all havea thirst for the day when we'd own the perfect scooter; Mark Bingley is one of the lucky oneswho's quenchedthat thirst. ..

25 Mailbox

Readers' letters, laughs, feedback and fury - get it off your chest!

26 Show us your scoots!

The best of our readers' rides as sent in by you.

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Whena love of scootersand the scene brings two peopletogether, then a lifetime aheadto sharethose passionscan only bring something special...

The Lambretta 62 that never existed In 1964 Innocenti launcheda new Lambrettarangeto the world. Somewhere along the way it got misrepresentedbut would remain that way thereafter.

Ride : 69 Reader's Son of My Father Most teenagersrebel against their parents' interests but a notable exceptionto that rule is Ollie Newman.

Tech Torque: 74 Vespa and Lambretta service guide - Part 2

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Scooter: 30 Feature Isle of Man racer Barn-find scootersare turning up less often these daysso imaginewhat it is like to discovera racing Lambrettafrom 50 yearsago.

Focus: Manchester 37Dealer Scooter Centre Robinsonsof Rochdalehas beentrading in two-wheeledmachinesfor morethan 50 years. Rik drops by to find out the secret to their success.

42 Reader's Ride: Pinasco T5

Sometimesthings don't go the way we expect; but WarrenHodgkinsonwas committed to maintaining two classic custom scooters' legaciesand realising a teenagedream...

who gave 47 usThethemanLambretta

Certain componentson a scooterare subjected to constant mechanicalforces and wearfrom the road, therefore they should be serviced regularlyto avoid problems.

Teesside 6 Hour 82 Endurance Race BSECTeesside6 Hour EnduranceRace. Yesindeed... classic gearedscootersracing flat out for six hourssolid!

Untouchables 87 New Mod Rally August bank holiday weekend, a time when manyof the Mod persuasionheadto what has been somethingof a spiritual homesince the '60s.

The Isle of Wight 91 Unofficial Rally Johnnyand Jane, of Scootsand Soul, give us their view from The Greenon August bank holiday...

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Overtime the history of a subject becomes Vespa Road Trip - Corsica 2020 accepted, but what if new evidencecomes The SIP Tour by now has become to light that rewriteswhat we think is a tradition, a highlight in the the truth? annual calendarof the SIP ScootershopTeam.

Feature Scooter :

52 Series 2 Stud

Takeone hot rod builder, add a 1950s Lambrettaand throw in someskilful engineering. The result?A seriouslyslick Series2.

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KICK START SuperHoodie 2.0 Oxford's overview Reinforcedriding hoodiewith CE protectorsand 100% DuPontKevlar fibre reinforcements .

Stu'stake The SuperHoodie2.0 is a soft poly-cotton jacketon the outside, but a technical garmenton the inside. It's linedfrom shoulderto waist,and shoulderto cuff with 100% DupontKevlar,which provides abrasionresistancein caseof an accident.

The hoodieis probablyoneof the most comfortablepiecesof riderwear I've ever wornand its look hasan urban-streetfeel, which deliverspresenceand style. In terms of practicality,the hoodie'sYKKzip is sewnon to both the outerand the antiabrasionlining,for maximumstrength.The garmentis also mesh-linedfor comfortand comeswith CE-markedelbowand shoulder protectors;there is alsoa pocketin the back for an additionalprotectorif required.

The hoodhasa toggleadjustment, and whenthe hood'snot in usethe high-level collar doesn't interferewith a helmet'schin strap. Onor off the scooterthe high-level collar is alsosoft and comfortable. The waist and cuffs havesoft elasticatededgesand the outer pocketshaveusefulhiddenzipper

pocketswithin them. Thereis a good-sized insidepocketwhich hasa Velcrofastening and there are alsothree internalsafetybelt loops,which are designedto press-stud rounda belt to stop the garmentfrom riding up in the eventof an accident.

Stu's view Havingroad-testedthe hoodieseveraltimes in light rain to bright sunshine,both on and off the scooter,I reallyliked it. Forme, it's anotherintelligentlyproduceditem, which deliverson looks, style, practicality and safety.

RRP:ÂŁ119 .99 www.oxfordproducts .com

Holton1.0UrbanGloves Oxford's overview Leathergloveswith a doublelayeredpalmand adjustablesecureVelcrostrap.

As soonas the weatherstarted improving,and for those laid-back leisurerides, I knewtheseglovescould be a ridinggloveof choice. The glovesare neat and stylishand delivera cool '60s feel. Admittedly they'renot packedwith rider protection,so that's somethingto be awareof. But in termsof construction,they arewell madeand havea doublelayeredpalm. Onceyou'vegot the gloveson they'resecurely fastenedwith an adjustableVelcrostrap, which is neat, tidy and in keepingwith the overallstyle. The internallining is comfortable and their lightweightconstructioncausesthem to be flexibleand unrestricted;they also havea lowwrist-lineand don't interfere with sleevesor cuffs. I woretheseglovesmainlyin fine weather and throughoutthe roadtests they delivereda positiveconnection with the handlebarcontrols.Alsothe fact that they are so lightweightmakesclutch and front brakefinger extension engagementseffortlessand unrestricted; and connection with the throttle controlwassimpleand smooth.

Stu's view Theseglovesare nevergoingto be a first choicefor anyform of long-distanceenduranceriding,or riding in poorweather. However,they are a sensible considerationfor fair weatherridesand offer a good levelof protection,whichyouwouldexpectfrom a gloveof this type.

RRP: ÂŁ39 .99

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V90 Flip-Front Helmet Oxford/HJC overview AdvancedFibreglassMatrixComposite Shell: Superiorfit and comfort using advancedCADtechnology . Bubbleface shielddesignfor peripheralvision.

Stu'stake TheV90 is packedwith technology and innovationand bringsan appearancethat doesn'tgo unnoticed. Insidethe helmet there is a Silvercoolinterior, which is moisture-wicking . It also has internallinersmadewith advanced anti-bacterialfabric. The crown and cheekpadsare removableand washable,and on top of the helmet there is an outervent which provides extraair-flowif required. Theoutershell is madeof advancedglassfibre, oneof the best materialsfor safetyand lightnesswhich is importantin a helmet that deliversas manyfeaturesas the V90.

Theflip-up chin bar is easilyraisedthrough a smoothaction usingthe chin-barlever, which is neatlypositionedunderthe lower part of the chin-guard. The peripheral visionthroughthe bubbleface shield is fantasticand the internalblackdark-smoke sun shield is perfectlyintegratedinto the helmet.Thesun shielddeploysquickly throughthe helmet's outer sun shield lever and can be movedup and downeasily wearinggloves. In the sun shield's 'down'

Stu's view positionand with the outer bubbleface shieldclosedit isn't intrusiveand doesn't makeyou feel trappedor enclosed.The chin strap hasa micro-bucklefitting which is neat, easyto operateand doesn't get tangledup with neck-wear .

A fantastic helmet,which is packed with technology,offeringa high levelof practicalityalongwith looks,style, safety and protection.

RRP : £249.99 www.oxfordproducts.com

latest ECEhomologationE4 and are thereforealso approvedfor alI newer models. The SIP Performeris a great choice for everyscooterrider and the

price/performanceratio is almost unbeatable.

RRP:€29-€35 dependingon model Moreinfo: www.sip-scootershop.com

Proventyre with sporty properties at low prices!

SIP tyres were developed, homologatedand extensively tested in co-operationwith renownedOEMtyre manufacturers. They contain very sporty properties,have excellentgrip on dry roads and good handling in wet conditions. SIP tyres are approvedfor speedsof up to 150km/h thanks to the P marking. This makesthem a great choice for all tuners and speedfreaks. They can be ridden with tubed or tubeless rims, and the wear indicators (small ridges in the tread) indicate the minimum tread depth. To makethese bars easierto find, they are markedwith TWI on the side! The tyres havethe

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CORAZZO NOMAD+ TOOLROLL BAGS Thesesmart bagsoffer the scooteristitemsfor sensibleuse.

TheToolrollis sizeableto take manyof the tools requiredfor today'stravel.Qualityis the word here,not cheap'n' nastylike some we'veseen,but a reallynice quality item to keepall youressentialtools together. Likewisethe Nomadis designedto keepvital itemsto hand- phone, sat nav,wallet, keys - and is designedto be instantly removableto take with you. Fits to mirrorstemsor screenarms.

Well-madeand very usable.

RRP:£33 .94 inc. VAT,for each item.

Moreinfo:www.ve-uk.com/ partsearch SEARCH at the UseKEYWORD foot of the searchpage,select your MAKE - MODEL and enter CORAZZO from the drop-down menu.

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This information is providedby Stephen Hattersley,of WildWood Legal, a firm of solicitors specialising in claims for injured scooterists. Stephen, a qualified solicitor for 25 years, has been riding scootersfor morethan 30 years, and has acted for injured riders acrossthe UK. He knows the tricks and pitfalls that insurers use and pulls no punchesin his dealingswith them. He rides to work everyday and understandsthe challenges you face out there

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Q: I wonder if youcanclarifythe

legalposition regard inggroup rideouts in England?

Lastweek,a smallgrouprideoutwasplanned butbythetimewearrivedat our destination, about30 scooters had amassed andeventhougheveryone wasverysensible aboutdistancing we donotwantto placeourselves liableforprosecution.

A: It's a tricky one. The ' Rule of Six' will apply to any gathering and this would fall within that.

The law now states as follows: "Whenmeetingfriendsand family you do not livewith (or have formeda supportbubblewith) you must not meet in a groupof more than six, indoorsor outdoors. This

is againstthe lawandthe police will havethe powersto enforce these legallimits, includingto issuefines (fixedpenaltynotices) of £200, doublingfor further breachesup to a maximumof £6400 ."

I hateto be a killjoy but as painfulas it is to saythis, I think there is a risk that by meetingin a groupthat size,you might be fined.

Howoften thesefines aregoingto be givenout though is anybody's guess.It's an awful situation affectingeverywalk of life.

If you needadviceon a scooterrelatedlegalquestion, email stephen@wildwoodlegal.co .uk - the best Q & A will be publishedin Scooteringmagazinein confidence.

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EDDIEPILLERPRESENTS THE MOD REVIVAL Oneof the manyethicsand applicationsof the originalModsthat hasgoneon to stand the test of time is attentionto detail.When coupledwith impeccablepresentationthe resultcan be superb. This brandnew, four-CDcompilationof 92 tracks, 23 on eachdisc package,overseenby man-abouttown EddiePilleris absolutelystunningin its presentation . It comesin an A5 hardback bookpackage , with two CDsinsertedin specialpagesat the front, andthe sameat the back. In betweenis in effect a twopart bookletconsistingof Eddie's own overviewof the originsof the 79 revival, followedbythe ebbsandflowsof not only the aforementioned revivalsbut subsequent musicalModrevivals.Perhapsnot totally definitive, but in-depthenoughto satisfy the thirst for knowledgeof thoseerasto mostwith an interest.It comescomplete with monochromeimagesof someof the shakersand moversin bandsduringthe 79 revivalperiod. Therearescansof someof the recordlabels,morethan a few of which are ultra-rarecollector's items, alongwith, whereapplicable,reproductionsof picture sleevesof someof the featuredtracks. Plus a 'scrapbook ' sectionwith cuttings, posters, mail-outsandall sortsof interestingsnippets alongwith (Modand Mod inclined)club membershipcardsof the late 705/early'80s.

Thenthere'sthe music, spreadevenly acrossfour 23-track-apieceCDs, whichagain it could be arguedisn't definitive,but is as closeas it could be, with the vast majorityof mainplayersas well as manylesser-known but significantbit-partplayerstoo. Suffice to saythat licensingrightsandthe like may havehada handin oneor two bands/actsnot featuringin this collection, thoughwhether this packagewouldhavebenefitedfrom a few moreinclusionsis goingto be a mootpoint.

Openingtrack on discone is an earlyalbum trackfrom TheJam's 1977 debutalbum, In TheCity, titled I Got By In Time.Secret Affair's prequeloutfit NewHearts'OnlyA Foolis alsoincluded, as is SecretAffair, alongwith TheChords, NineBelowZero, LongTallShorty,Lambrettas,MertonParkas, Squire, SmallHoursandThe Killermetersto namejust some. Madnessare included(The

EDDIE PILLER PRESENTS THE MOD REVIVAL

Prince)alongsideDexysMidnightRunners, The Bureau,The Risk, The Prisoners, TheTimesand Makin' Time. EvenOcean ColourScene, The Untouchables,lnspiral Carpets,TheTruth,FiveThirty andThe Rage contribute. Giventhat its Eddie's compilation, kind of obviouslyseveralearlyacid jazzacts are included, notablyJamesTaylorQuartet, Corduroy , FastEddie, The Moment, Mother EarthandTheCliqueto namesomeof them.

OddballrevivaleraJust A Little Modcredited

Happy Jack Bootand shoecompanyIkonOriginalintroducesits first newshoedesignfor morethan five years. These HappyJackbowlingshoesarethe first of severalnew shoedesignsplannedto be addedto the rangein the nearfuture and retail at ÂŁ69.99.

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to TerryTonikis alsofeatured. Foranyone with anythingmorethan a passinginterestin the musicfromthe 79 revival,subsequent Modand Mod-inspiredrevivalsand reactivations since,this is a genuinemusthavecollection. Did I mentionthe superb packaging ? YesI did, but to misquote01' Blue Eyes,it's sogood,I've mentionedit twice.

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KICK START ---------Evolution Of The Custom Scooter Customisedscootershavebeenaroundfor pretty muchthe sameamountof time as the (predominantly)Italian-made'shopping mopeds'themselves.Twinmarketleaders on an internationalscalesincethe '50s havebeenLambrettaand Vespa, probably moreso in the UK than anywhereelse in the world. Whichis wherethe vast majority of Stuart Owen'snew, coffeetable-style hardbackbookis focused. After all, althoughscootershavebeenpopularwith certainelementsof societyduringdifferent decades, it's the UK wherescootershave maintainedconstantpopularitysincethe '50s. It's whereand whenthe originsof customisingbegan, althoughbackthen, it wasmorepersonalisationin comparison to the levelsof modificationthat would developin earnestovertime, to what would nowbe acknowledgedas genuine 'customscooters'. The booktracestheir historyfrom the '50s, where(andwhen) legshieldbanners, alongwith aftermarket extrassuchas fly screens, embellishers, barsand other accessoriesgavescooter ownersoptionsto individualisetheir ride, to the riseof the Modyouthculture in the early'60s. It castsa spotlight(or 10) on scootercustomstyles,fashionsand fads overthe first decadeor so of their invasionand occupationof Britain. The adventof scootersport, alongwith early

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dealerspecialsfrom the earlyto midSixtiesand beyond, both wereinfluential factors, contributingmoreor less in equal measuretowardsthe development of customscooters. Arguably, it wasthe next decade, from the mid-Seventiesto the mid-Eighties,whencustomscooters reallybeganto establishthemselves,and as severalrecognisablecustomscooter sub-genreentities, each havingdeveloped its own identity. Cut downs,full blown, choppers, streetracers- includingthe innovativeout-of-necessitystreet racer Vespasfrom Teutoniccountries-were amongthem. Of course, the mid-Eighties and beyondhasseencustomscootersbe perceivedoutsideof the scooterscene as the worksof art that certainlysomeof them are.

A plethoraof full-colour imagesof someof the most iconic, best-lovedand fondlyrememberedcustomscootersare includedin Stuart'sexcellentlywritten and presentedbook. Of course, not every singlefavouritecustomscooteras loved by everyindividualis featured; conversely there are morethan a few of my favesfrom acrossthe decadestoo. Youcan't please all the peopleall the time, but nonetheless overallit's both a pleasingand accurate studyof the customscooter's evolutionary path. The introductionhas beenpenned

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With the festiveseasonapproaching , and with stockingfiller-typegifts for the scooterist(s)in your life in mind, The Evolutionof the CustomScooterwouldbe a verywelcomeaddition, I'd say.

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