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A scootering renaissance

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The new year is here, and as we start progressing into the 2018 scooter season there is much positive talk within the industry of a ‘scooter renaissance’ with an ever-increasing amount of interest in scooters in general and in the various different interpretations of the Lambretta marque in particular. On the one hand we have the ‘new’ Lambretta branded machine, coordinated by Walter Scheffrahn, designed by KISKA (with help from

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