Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Scootering

    A STATEMENT FROM THE COMMITTEE – LCGB

    Aug 20, 2018 3 minutes

    Why is the Lambretta Club of Great Britain going to such great lengths to defend the name, logo and historic designs of the British Lambretta Owners Association (BLOA) and stop it from being used by someone else?

    Put simply, we are trying to protect part of the history of the LCGB itself. That’s not unusual: as any scooter owner will know, “history” matters in all sorts of ways. It may be about the age and provenance of a scooter itself. It is also about common memories and experiences, of riding to rallies

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Scootering

    Scootering3 min read
    Super, Super S-Type
    How did you get into the scene and what was your first scooter? “When I was 13 or 14 I liked Mod and Northern Soul music and that introduced me to scooters. When I was 17 I went to Scarborough with a pal, we were sitting eating fish and chips on a wa
    Scootering8 min read
    Old-school Tuning: The Story Of RMK 224F
    In the summer of 1988, I was looking for another Lambretta restoration project and the opportunity to purchase an SX200 on the cheap was too good to turn down. Even though it was in a dishevelled state, indeed missing its engine, it was a bargain at
    Scootering4 min read
    TS None
    “The bike rocketed up to 92mph” was the claim in the magazine advertisement for the newly launched TS1 kit and was accompanied by a couple of pictures of a silver-looking barrel, the likes of which had never been seen before. Anyone who owned a Lambr

    Related Books & Audiobooks