Scootering

Changing shop

Anytime a picture is posted of an old scooter shop or dealer it creates great interest, with enthusiasts studying every detail both inside and out. Back in the 1950s and 60s dealers had it fairly easy: they’d take on a concession from the manufacturer and stock the shop full of scooters. Following closely would be a selection of spares, accessories and advertising literature. Even if a dealer couldn’t afford to carry huge amounts of stock a quick phone

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