Which is the best retro scooter?
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Which is the best retro scooter?
MGB Trieste 125.
How much is a vintage scooter?
A serviceable scooter like mine could be found starting around $4,000 — but prices start around $6,000 for rarer and restored models like mine. The cars are both far more useful, but the scooter is infinitely more fun. Before I get to more on my scooter, a little history.
Are Scomadi scooters still trading?
Covid stopped play and lead to most planes ending up as display models… British Scomadi fans and existing owners will be pleased to know that new scooters (plus lots of parts and new accessories) have arrived back in their home country for the first time in over a year.
How much does an old Vespa cost?
The lowest recorded sale price was $1,100 for a 1979 Vespa on July 12 2020. What is the average sale price of a Vespa? The average price of a Vespa is $6,156.
Are old Vespas worth anything?
“Today, the Allstates (rebadged Vespa scooters sold through Sears in the 1950s and 1960s) and project vintage Vespas in barn-find condition are more like $500 to $1000 max.
Are Lambrettas still made?
Right, now, Lambretta has 610 dealers in 37 countries, 72 years after being founded in Milan by Ferdinando Innocenti. The current bread-and-butter of the Lambretta brand is its V-Special line, which has styling enhanced by Kiska, a design company that also works with KTM.
What happened to Scomadi?
After Scomadi’s divorce from Chinese manufacturing company Hanway Motors they announced a new factory in Thailand in 2017. In March 2017 Scomadi launched their new Model, the Turismo Technica (TT), at the Bangkok International Motor Show.
Are Scomadi scooters any good?
He’s had his Scomadi since February: “I’d say the good points about the Scomadi are they look a bit like a Lammy, both reliability and fuel use are great, and on a long ride it’s comfortable. I’ve got a CDI variator kit and a different exhaust apart from which it’s as it comes from Scomadi.
What does a vintage Vespa cost?
